End-to-End Cell Detection via Instance-aware Graph Modeling
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arXiv:2609.15354v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Accurate cell detection and classification are crucial for pathological analysis, directly affecting diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning. To capture complex cellular interactions beyond visual appearance within the tumor microenvironment, several approaches have employed graph neural networks to model spatial and relational patterns among cell nuclei, yielding promising results. However, these methods typically adopt a two-stage paradigm of visual extraction followed by relational modeling, which necessitates separate tuning for each sta
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- arXiv:2609.15354v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Accurate cell detection and classification are crucial for pathological analysis, directly affecting diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning.
- To capture complex cellular interactions beyond visual appearance within the tumor microenvironment, several approaches have employed graph neural networks to model spatial and relational patterns among cell nuclei, yielding promising results.
- However, these methods typically adopt a two-stage paradigm of visual extraction followed by relational modeling, which necessitates separate tuning for each sta
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