Minimum Data, Maximum Impact: 20 Annotated Samples for Explainable Lung Nodule Classification
Authors:
- Luisa GalléeLuisa Gallée
- Catharina Silvia LissonCatharina Silvia Lisson
- Christoph Gerhard LissonCLChristoph Gerhard Lisson
- Daniela DreesDDDaniela Drees
- Felix WeigFWFelix Weig
- Daniel VogeleDaniel Vogele
- Meinrad BeerMeinrad Beer
- Michael GötzMichael Götz
- 14 February 2026
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 85-95
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