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MENDER: fast and scalable tissue structure identification in spatial omics dataYuan, 2024
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- Yuan Z
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Tissue structure identification is a crucial task in spatial omics data analysis, for which increasingly complex models, such as Graph Neural Networks and Bayesian networks, are employed. However, whether increased model complexity can effectively lead to improved …
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