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Practical machine learning for disease diagnosis

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Cell Reports Methods, Volume: 1, Issue: 6, Start page: 100103

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Deep learning neural networks are a powerful tool in the analytical toolbox of modern microscopy, but they come with an exacting requirement for accurately annotated, ground truth cell images. Otesteanu et al. (2021) elegantly streamline this process, implementing network training by using patient-l...

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ISSN: 2667-2375
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description Deep learning neural networks are a powerful tool in the analytical toolbox of modern microscopy, but they come with an exacting requirement for accurately annotated, ground truth cell images. Otesteanu et al. (2021) elegantly streamline this process, implementing network training by using patient-level rather than cell-level disease classification.
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