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Cross-view graph neural networks for spatial domain identification by integrating gene expression, spatial locations with histological images

2024-07-26

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The latest developments in spatial transcriptomics technology provide an unprecedented opportunity for in situ elucidation of tissue structure and function. Spatial transcriptomics can provide simultaneous, multi-modal, and complementary information, including gene expression profiles, spatial positions, and histological images. Despite these capabilities, current methodologies often fall short in fully integratin...

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10.1101/2024.07.25.605067
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