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A perspective on computer vision in biosensing

Liu et al., 2024

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8651566454792694504
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Liu L
Du K
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Biomicrofluidics

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Computer vision has become a powerful tool in the field of biosensing, aiding in the development of innovative and precise systems for the analysis and interpretation of biological data. This interdisciplinary approach harnesses the capabilities of computer vision …
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