PROSPECTS OF HISTOLOGICAL IMAGE ANALYSIS USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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artificial intelligence, histology, digital pathology, image analysis, deep learning, neural networks, diagnosisAbstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into histology has transformed the field of diagnostic and research pathology. Through advanced algorithms, particularly those based on deep learning and convolutional neural networks, AI systems can recognize, classify, and quantify microscopic tissue structures with accuracy comparable to that of expert pathologists. This technological evolution enhances diagnostic precision, speeds up workflow, and reduces human bias. Furthermore, AI-driven histological analysis contributes to early disease detection, tumor grading, and quantitative morphometric assessment. The current paper discusses the structure, applications, and future perspectives of AI in histological image interpretation and its potential to revolutionize biomedical science.Downloads
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