GigaPath: Foundation Model for Digital Pathology

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Microsoft Research Forum | Episode 2 | March 5, 2024

Naoto Usuyama proposed GigaPath, a novel approach for training large vision transformers for gigapixel pathology images, utilizing a diverse real-world cancer patient dataset, with the goal of laying a foundation for cancer pathology AI.

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