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MORPHA: Morphology-Constrained Training and the Limits of Cross-Acquisition Transfer in Low-Resource Malaria Microscopy
In low-resource malaria microscopy, a model trained on one smear preparation routinely meets images from another, and how well morphology-based constraints transfer across this acquisition gap is unclear. We study this on real African field microscopy from Uganda (Lacuna), asking where encoding meas
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