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Bachelor Computer Science & Bioinformatics Improving Early S Phase Detection in Hoechst-Based Cell-Cycle Segmentation Using Temporal Context

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The results suggest that temporal context is not automatically sufficient to improve early S detection, and more careful temporal model design, training strategy, and evaluation using consistent data splits are needed to determine whether temporal information can improve Hoechst-based cell-cycle segmentation.

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