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UnPuzzle: A Unified Framework for Pathology Image Analysis

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arxiv 2503.03152 v2 pith:QOWGGLVE submitted 2025-03-05 eess.IV q-bio.QM

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Pathology image analysis plays a pivotal role in medical diagnosis, with deep learning techniques significantly advancing diagnostic accuracy and research. While numerous studies have been conducted to address specific pathological tasks, the lack of standardization in pre-processing methods and model/database architectures complicates fair comparisons across different approaches. This highlights the need for a unified pipeline and comprehensive benchmarks to enable consistent evaluation and accelerate research progress. In this paper, we present UnPuzzle, a novel and unified framework for pathological AI research that covers a broad range of pathology tasks with benchmark results. From high-level to low-level, upstream to downstream tasks, UnPuzzle offers a modular pipeline that encompasses data pre-processing, model composition,taskconfiguration,andexperimentconduction.Specifically, it facilitates efficient benchmarking for both Whole Slide Images (WSIs) and Region of Interest (ROI) tasks. Moreover, the framework supports variouslearningparadigms,includingself-supervisedlearning,multi-task learning,andmulti-modallearning,enablingcomprehensivedevelopment of pathology AI models. Through extensive benchmarking across multiple datasets, we demonstrate the effectiveness of UnPuzzle in streamlining pathology AI research and promoting reproducibility. We envision UnPuzzle as a cornerstone for future advancements in pathology AI, providing a more accessible, transparent, and standardized approach to model evaluation. The UnPuzzle repository is publicly available at https://github.com/Puzzle-AI/UnPuzzle.

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