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Reconstructed holograms and explanation-aware evaluation for low-cost computational pollen analysis in veterinary cytology
Automated pollen analysis supports veterinary cytology, but brightfield microscopy is costlier and more complex than lens-less digital in-line holographic microscopy. We evaluate whether reconstructed holograms can narrow this gap and whether model explanations remain reliable under modality change.
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