Open Source
A collection of tools, models, data, and software from the Conflux team.
Made for our work, released for the community — to use, adapt, and push further.
Tool enabling pathologists and scientists to explore Digital Pathology WSI images with local viewing and format conversion capabilities. All processing runs client-side with no server uploads required.
WebAssembly implementation of the OpenSlide library for reading whole slide images in web browsers without server uploads. Enables client-side processing of all major WSI formats.
Browser-based viewer powered by OpenSlideWASM for entirely local whole slide image viewing. No data leaves your machine — open and explore WSI files directly in the browser.
CPU-compatible deep learning model for tissue segmentation. Achieves 0.93 validation IoU and runs in under one second per slide with no GPU required.
Whole-slide images with corresponding tissue segmentation masks. 242 manually annotated TCGA slides released publicly to support reproducible research in computational pathology.
Python library for tile-based inference in large image segmentation. Provides efficient pipelines for running segmentation models on gigapixel whole slide images.
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