This invention describes a computer system that analyzes digital images of tissue specimens to find external contaminants, often called "floaters." The system, referred to as a "floater detection platform," uses machine learning models like Mask R-CNN or U-Net, trained on many images, to identify regions that might contain these unwanted particles. Based on what the machine learning predicts, the system decides if a specific image region needs further processing to confirm the contamination.
Why it matters: Since 2023, advancements in machine learning frameworks and pre-trained models for image segmentation have made building such systems more efficient. This could simplify the development and training of the specialized 'floater detection platform'.
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