Deep feature batch correction using ComBat for machine learning applications in computational pathology

ComBat harmonization of deep learning-derived histology features effectively reduces the risk of AI models learning confounding features in WSIs, ensuring more reliable performance estimates. This approach is promising for the integration of large-scale digital pathology datasets.

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Journal of Pathology Informatics
Published
2024-09-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpi.2024.100396
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3
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AI in cancer detection
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Deep feature batch correction using ComBat for machine learning applications in computational pathology

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Abstract

ComBat harmonization of deep learning-derived histology features effectively reduces the risk of AI models learning confounding features in WSIs, ensuring more reliable performance estimates. This approach is promising for the integration of large-scale digital pathology datasets.

Journal of Pathology InformaticsVol. 15
Trinity College Dublin (IE)
Science Foundation Ireland
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