Interpretable multiple instance learning for hematologic diagnosis from peripheral blood smears.
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- 2026 Apr 15
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@article{allodium:10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x,
title = {Interpretable multiple instance learning for hematologic diagnosis from peripheral blood smears.},
author = {Singi S and Sun S and Yin Z and Gupta R and Webb DC and Bilal KH and Dilip D and Wang L and Kumar N and Nanda S and Sanchez N and Cleave JGV and Fried B and Paulsen S and Yan ES and Kamali A and Sarkar A and Manzo A and Baik J and Isgor IS and Colorado-Jimenez C and Cardillo A and Boiocchi L and Syed A and Kim D and Kezlarian-Sachs B and Fenelus M and Chan A and Yabe M and McCash SI and Zhu M and Mantha S and Ardon O and McVoy L and Xiao W and Roshal M and Lin O and Dogan A and Carmichael I and Vanderbilt C and Goldgof GM},
year = {2026},
journal = {Communications medicine},
doi = {10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x}
}RIS
TY - JOUR TI - Interpretable multiple instance learning for hematologic diagnosis from peripheral blood smears. AU - Singi S AU - Sun S AU - Yin Z AU - Gupta R AU - Webb DC AU - Bilal KH AU - Dilip D AU - Wang L AU - Kumar N AU - Nanda S AU - Sanchez N AU - Cleave JGV AU - Fried B AU - Paulsen S AU - Yan ES AU - Kamali A AU - Sarkar A AU - Manzo A AU - Baik J AU - Isgor IS AU - Colorado-Jimenez C AU - Cardillo A AU - Boiocchi L AU - Syed A AU - Kim D AU - Kezlarian-Sachs B AU - Fenelus M AU - Chan A AU - Yabe M AU - McCash SI AU - Zhu M AU - Mantha S AU - Ardon O AU - McVoy L AU - Xiao W AU - Roshal M AU - Lin O AU - Dogan A AU - Carmichael I AU - Vanderbilt C AU - Goldgof GM PY - 2026 JO - Communications medicine DO - 10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x UR - https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x ER -
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S, S., S, S., Z, Y., R, G., DC, W., KH, B., D, D., L, W., N, K., S, N., N, S., JGV, C., B, F., S, P., ES, Y., A, K., A, S., A, M., J, B., IS, I., C, C., A, C., L, B., A, S., D, K., B, K., M, F., A, C., M, Y., SI, M., M, Z., S, M., O, A., L, M., W, X., M, R., O, L., A, D., I, C., C, V., & GM, G. (2026). Interpretable multiple instance learning for hematologic diagnosis from peripheral blood smears.. Communications medicine. https://doi.org/10.1038/s43856-026-01558-x
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