Autoencoder-Assisted Stacked Ensemble Learning for Lymphoma Subtype Classification: A Hybrid Deep Learning and Machine Learning Approach

This study demonstrates a highly accurate and reliable approach to lymphoma classification by using autoencoder-assisted ensemble learning, reducing the misclassification rate and significantly enhancing the accuracy of diagnosis. AI-based models are designed to assist pathologists by providing interpretable outputs such as class probabilities and visualizations (e.g., Grad-CAM), enabling them to understand and validate predictions in the diagnostic workflow. Future studies should enhance computational efficacy and conduct multi-centre validation studies to confirm the model's generalizability on extensive collections of histopathological datasets.

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Tomography
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.3390/tomography11080091
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2
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AI in cancer detection
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This study demonstrates a highly accurate and reliable approach to lymphoma classification by using autoencoder-assisted ensemble learning, reducing the misclassification rate and significantly enhancing the accuracy of diagnosis. AI-based models are designed to assist pathologists by providing interpretable outputs such as class probabilities and visualizations (e.g., Grad-CAM), enabling them to understand and validate predictions in the diagnostic workflow. Future studies should enhance computational efficacy and conduct multi-centre validation studies to confirm the model's generalizability on extensive collections of histopathological datasets.

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