Artificial intelligence—morphological approach as a new technological forecasting technique

Milačić, Vladimir R.; Miler, A.

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“…Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that involves the development of computer algorithms that perform tasks that require human intelligence, such as problem solving, decision-making, visual perception, and pattern recognition ( 1 , 2 ). AI has many potential applications in the field of pathology ranging from pattern analysis in the tissue to detection of patients at the highest cancer risk ( 3 ).…”

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Whole slide images in artificial intelligence applications in digital pathology: challenges and pitfalls

Kayhan¹,

Ozyoruk²,

Demır³

2023

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The use of digitized data in pathology research is rapidly increasing. The whole slide image (WSI) is an indispensable part of the visual examination of slides in digital pathology and artificial intelligence applications; therefore, the acquisition of WSI with the highest quality is essential. Unlike the conventional routine of pathology, the digital conversion of tissue slides and the differences in its use pose difficulties for pathologists. We categorized these challenges into three groups: before, during, and after the WSI acquisition. The problems before WSI acquisition are usually related to the quality of the glass slide and reflect all existing problems in the analytical process in pathology laboratories. WSI acquisition problems are dependent on the device used to produce the final image file. They may be related to the parts of the device that create an optical image or the hardware and software that enable digitization. Post-WSI acquisition issues are related to the final image file itself, which is the final form of this data, or the software and hardware that will use this file. Because of the digital nature of the data, most of the difficulties are related to the capabilities of the hardware or software. Being aware of the challenges and pitfalls of using digital pathology and AI will make pathologists' integration to the new technologies easier in their daily practice or research.

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“…Artifacts can occur at all stages of the routine pathological process and leave traces on the final tissue slide. All these artifacts that interfere with pathological diagnosis are also a problem for AI applications ( 1 , 6 , 12 , 15 , 26 ).…”

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Whole slide images in artificial intelligence applications in digital pathology: challenges and pitfalls

Kayhan¹,

Ozyoruk²,

Demır³

2023

TJPATH

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“…MA is a technique for identifying, indexing, counting and parametrizing a collection of all possible devices to achieve a specified functional capability (11,20]. An MA applies the following rules: well-structured problem, identification of the characteristic parameters, subdivision of each parameter into cases or "states" pl, p~, pZ, and identification of the various combinations.…”

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Morphological analysis, diffusion and lockout of technologies: Ferrous casting in France and the FRG

Foray¹,

Grübler²

1990

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Antecedents, Barriers, and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Adoption for Supply Chains: A Tactical Review

Sainath¹,

Devasena²

2023

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Artificial intelligence—morphological approach as a new technological forecasting technique

Cited by 4 publications

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Whole slide images in artificial intelligence applications in digital pathology: challenges and pitfalls

Whole slide images in artificial intelligence applications in digital pathology: challenges and pitfalls

Morphological analysis, diffusion and lockout of technologies: Ferrous casting in France and the FRG

Antecedents, Barriers, and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Adoption for Supply Chains: A Tactical Review

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