EPIC-Survival integrates tile encoding, clustering, and aggregation to derive survival scores from whole-slide biomedical images.
ACE learns global and local anatomical consistency from unlabeled medical images.
Multi-threshold distance transforms reveal biomarker structures without image segmentation.
Cascade models filter and classify microscopic images for precise phenotype detection.
Patch and regional embeddings capture spatial context for efficient tumor and gene mutation classification from whole-slide images.
This case uses segmentation, preprocessing, YOLOv5s feature extraction, and cell scoring to reduce subjective pathology diagnosis.
Separate classifiers compare perturbation scores across modalities to match unpaired samples, reducing sample loss and training overhead.
Digital image registration and automated cell selection support objective HER2 assessment across more cells, reducing manual scoring limits.
Segmented particle imagery feeds Hu invariant moments and K-means clustering to categorize powder shapes for manufacturing analysis.
ML encoders classify dying-cell phenotypes without staining or fixation.