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  1. TOOL · CL_185435 ·

    New survival model validation method shows cohort-dependent performance

    Researchers have developed and validated a method called drcosarc, a post-hoc conformal wrapper for discrete-time multiple-instance learning survival models. This method was tested across multiple cohorts from The Cance…

  2. TOOL · CL_183136 ·

    New SAGE framework offers semantic explanations for AI in pathology

    Researchers have developed SAGE, a new post-hoc framework designed to provide semantic, language-grounded explanations for attention-based multiple instance learning (ABMIL) models used in computational pathology. Unlik…

  3. TOOL · CL_129086 ·

    New AI method uses patient labels to train cancer registry models

    Researchers have developed a novel framework using Attention-Based Multiple Instance Learning (ABMIL) to train deep learning models for cancer registry tasks without requiring individual report annotations. This method …

  4. RESEARCH · CL_82199 ·

    Digital pathology study finds tile-level AI benchmarks predict slide-level performance

    A new study published on arXiv explores the efficiency of using tile-level performance as a proxy for slide-level outcomes in digital pathology. Researchers benchmarked 19 foundation models across 42 slide-level and 16 …

  5. TOOL · CL_15580 ·

    Foundation models show modest gains for whole-slide image retrieval in cancer data

    A new study published on arXiv evaluates ten different pipelines for whole-slide image retrieval in cancer pathology data. The research found that while the TITAN foundation model performed best, its advantage over patc…

  6. RESEARCH · CL_02917 ·

    Foundation models aid lung cancer growth pattern prediction with attention-based learning

    Researchers have developed an attention-based multiple instance learning (ABMIL) framework to predict lung adenocarcinoma growth patterns from whole slide images. This method reduces the need for extensive annotations b…