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Performance Disparities in Very Deep Super-Resolution Learning for Malignant versus Benign Breast Histopathological Images

2026 · Optica Biophotonics Congress 2026 · pp. JT4A.44 · 0 citations · 2 references

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VDSR networks enhance breast histopathological image resolution, but performance is significantly higher for malignant than benign lesions, necessitating optimization.

Abstract

VDSR networks enhance breast histopathological image resolution, but performance is significantly higher for malignant (PSNR=38dB, SSIM=0.992) than benign lesions (PSNR=36dB, SSIM=0.980), necessitating optimization. Prospective studies on segmentation and classification pipelines will support scalable AI-assisted pathology.

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