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Development of deep learning algorithms for predicting blastocyst formation and quality by time-lapse monitoring

Liao et al., 2021

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8063569478164619273
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Liao Q
Zhang Q
Feng X
Huang H
Xu H
Tian B
Liu J
Yu Q
Guo N
Liu Q
Huang B
Ma D
Ai J
Xu S
Li K
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Approaches to reliably predict the developmental potential of embryos and select suitable embryos for blastocyst culture are needed. The development of time-lapse monitoring (TLM) and artificial intelligence (AI) may help solve this problem. Here, we report deep learning …
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