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Tomoaki Kyoden1, Shunsuke Akiguchi2, Ryo Murakami3

  • 1Department of Maritime Technology, National Institute of Technology, Toyama College, 1-2 Ebie-Neriya, Imizu Toyama, 933-0293, Japan. kyouden@nc-toyama.ac.jp.

Applied Microscopy
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Deep learning for cell morphologyHeat controlViability classification

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