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Impact of pre‐analytical variables on deep learning accuracy in histopathology
AIMS: Machine learning (ML) binary classification in diagnostic histopathology is an area of intense investigation. Several assumptions, including training image quality/format and the number of training images required, appear to be similar in many studies irrespective of the paucity of supporting
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