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Abstract: Histopathology plays a central role in clinical medicine and biomedical research. While artificial intelligence shows promising results on many pathological tasks, generalization and dealing with rare diseases, where training data is scarce, remains a challenge. Distilling knowledge from unlabelled data into a foundation model before learning from, potentially limited, labelled data provides a viable path to address these challenges. In this work, we extend the state of the art of foundation models for digital pathology …

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