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Open-Source Platform Brings High-Resolution Spatial Biology Within Reach of Smaller Labs
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Techcyte and elea Bring AI-Native Pathology Reporting into Techcyte FusionⓇ
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Pathologic Characterization of Non-Mass Enhancement Lesions of the Breast in MRI-guided Biopsy
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![Figure 1: Fine-tuning improves robustness and performance jointly. Each foundation model is shown before (open circle) and after (filled circle) fine-tuning. The x-axis is the average PathoROB robustness index over three datasets, where higher values indicate greater robustness; the y-axis is the normalized rank sum over the HEST, THUNDER and Patho-Bench benchmarks, rescaled to [0, 1] so that 1 corresponds to the best achievable performance.](https://www.pathologynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/embedding-figure-800x600-1.png)



