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Conformal Annotation with Randomized Expert Review: Application to Online Cell-Type Labeling
Artificial intelligence (AI) models can accelerate cell-type annotation in digital pathology, but safely scaling their use requires determining, with error control, which model-generated labels can be accepted without expert review. This is challenging in evolving workflows because cell morphology a
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