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Sparse Autoencoders for Expert-Assisted Interpretation of Histopathology Foundation Model Embeddings
Histopathology foundation models learn rich embedding representations, but their internal structure remains difficult to inspect. Concept-level interpretability is particularly relevant in computational pathology because pathologists reason through recurring morphological and tissue-level patterns,
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