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    DIANNE accelerates digital pathology by enabling rapid, interactive analysis of spatial omics data. This AI approach trains models quickly for identifying tissue structures and disease markers, even with limited annotations.

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    • Computational pathology
    • Digital pathology
    • Spatial omics

    Background:

    • Digital pathology uses AI for automated assessment of histology and spatial omics images.
    • Current methods require time-consuming manual annotations, hindering the investigation of novel spatial biology.
    • Pre-annotation is insufficient for exploring uncertain spatial behaviors and data needs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present DIANNE, a novel digital pathology approach for rapid training and inference of spatial differential attributes.
    • To enable interactive investigation of spatial niches using foundation model-derived localization.
    • To facilitate real-time model retraining for clarifying biological attributes with minimal annotations.

    Main Methods:

    • DIANNE utilizes Positive Class Mixup Augmentation for efficient model training.
    • It employs segmentation-free localization of differential classifiers on whole slide images.
    • The system supports real-time annotation updates for iterative model refinement.

    Main Results:

    • DIANNE achieves rapid, segmentation-free localization of classifiers on H&E images.
    • The system effectively identifies tumor regions, artifacts, and tissue structures in various organs.
    • DIANNE demonstrates versatility across H&E, IHC, multiplex immunofluorescence, and spatial transcriptomic data.

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    • DIANNE offers a practical system for quantitatively understanding spatial phenotypes in digital pathology.
    • It enables rapid development of high-resolution classifiers from weakly-supervised training data.
    • The approach facilitates interactive exploration and discovery in complex biological tissues.