tUbe net: a generalisable deep learning tool for 3D vessel segmentation

tUbe net: a generalisable deep learning tool for 3D vessel segmentation
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10.1101/2023.07.24.550334
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2023-07
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bioRxiv
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N. Holroyd;Zhongwang Li;C. Walsh;Emmeline Brown;R. Shipley;S. Walker-Samuel
N. Holroyd;Zhongwang Li;C. Walsh;Emmeline Brown;R. Shipley;S. Walker-Samuel
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N. Holroyd;Zhongwang Li;C. Walsh;Emmeline Brown;R. Shipley;S. Walker-Samuel

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