HemaNest-UNet++ and explainable vision transformer for acute lymphoblastic leukemia classification
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AI is being used to classify acute leukaemia from medical images.
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- Machine learning was studied for early sepsis prediction in critically ill trauma patients.
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- New SPARCS technology combines AI and microscopy to screen cells.
- A hybrid deep-learning approach predicts hepatocellular carcinoma from HBV X gene sequence variants.
- HemaNest-UNet++ and an explainable vision transformer are used for acute lymphoblastic leukemia classification.
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New SPARCS technology combines AI and microscopy to screen cells
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