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    • Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

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    • Whole slide imaging (WSI) offers high-resolution tissue data but presents challenges for pathology analysis algorithms.
    • Current methods often treat pretrained models and task-specific networks independently, limiting downstream performance.
    • Limitations in pretrained models restrict the accuracy of current whole slide imaging analysis algorithms.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose PLM-SynNet, a pathology large model synergy network, to overcome limitations in WSI analysis.
    • To integrate strengths of multiple pathology large models (PLMs) through a collaborative structure for enhanced information gain.
    • To improve the accuracy and effectiveness of pathology analysis algorithms for gigapixel resolution WSI data.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed PLM-SynNet, a pathology large model synergy network, inspired by multi-agent collaboration.
    • Introduced the PLM Synergy Block (PLM-SB) using Mixture of Experts (MoE) with a feature generator expert.
    • Implemented pixel-wise summation for merging supplementary features and Synergy Reinforcement Loss (SRLoss) for enhanced information gain.

    Main Results:

    • PLM-SynNet achieved significant performance gains on PCA-EPE, including a 13.27% F1-score increase.
    • The method improved accuracy by 6.30% on PCA-EPE and 1.71% on TCGA-CRC.
    • Enhanced BRIGHT dataset performance with a 2.67% accuracy and 4.00% AUC improvement.

    Conclusions:

    • PLM-SynNet effectively integrates multiple PLMs, demonstrating superior performance in WSI analysis.
    • The proposed synergy network and loss function enhance information gain and downstream task accuracy.
    • The method shows promise for advancing computational pathology and digital diagnostics.