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Graph neural networks in multi-stained pathological imaging: extended comparative analysis of Radiomic features

  • By

  • Luis Carlos Rivera Monroy

  • Leonhard Rist

  • Christian Ostalecki

  • Andreas Bauer

  • Julio Vera

  • Katharina Breininger

  • Andreas Maier

  • October 7, 2024

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    Accurate diagnostic methodologies in dermatology are crucial for conditions like melanoma, which is the most lethal skin cancer.

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    Feature standardization in mathematical models is essential for effective melanoma assessment due to the disease's complexity.

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    Graph-based methods integrate biological parameters with diverse features, offering a universal approach to skin cancer diagnosis.

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    This study compares multi-stain profiles and Radiomic features for supervised classification of MELC pathology samples using graph neural networks.

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    Dimensionality reduction techniques enhance classification accuracy in graph neural networks for both disease-wise and cell-wise analysis.

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Graph neural networks in multi-stained pathological imaging: extended comparative analysis of Radiomic features

  • by Luis Carlos Rivera Monroy, Leonhard Rist, Christian Ostalecki, Andreas Bauer, Julio Vera, Katharina Breininger, Andreas Maier

  • October 7, 2024

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