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MergeSurv: Merging-Based Continual Learning for Survival Analysis on Whole-Slide Images

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Survival analysis on Whole Slide Images (WSIs) is important in computational pathology for prognosis estimation and treatment planning. However, existing survival models are typically trained independently for each cancer cohort, making continual adaptation computationally expensive for gigapixel-scale WSIs.

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