Digital Pathology and Artificial Intelligence Integration: Creating Images for Convolutional Neural Networks using the digital image analysis software QuPath.

Jacqueline A. James(Queen's University Belfast), Richard Gault(Queen's University Belfast), Manuel Salto‐Tellez(Queen's University Belfast), Stephen McQuaid(Queen's University Belfast), Javier I. Quezada-Marín, Victoria Bingham, Amélie Viratham Pulsawatdi(Queen's University Belfast), Kris McCombe(Queen's University Belfast), Stephanie G. Craig(Queen's University Belfast), Simon Rajendran(Belfast Health and Social Care Trust), Matt Humphries
Research Portal (Queen's University Belfast)
January 1, 2019
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