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Multimodal graph representation learning for robust surgical workflow recognition with adversarial feature disentanglement

Engineering and Technology

Multimodal graph representation learning for robust surgical workflow recognition with adversarial feature disentanglement

L. Bai, B. Ma, et al.

Discover how a team of researchers, including Long Bai and Boyi Ma, tackled the challenges of surgical workflow recognition. Their innovative GRAD approach combines vision and kinematic data to enhance automation and decision-making while overcoming data corruption issues. Experience a leap in surgical technology!

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