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Update README with better feature descriptions and GPU info

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  Virtual staining of H&E histopathology images to IHC (HER2, Ki67, ER, PR) using a single unified 42M-parameter SPADE-UNet conditioned on dense spatial tokens from a frozen UNI pathology foundation model.
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  ## Features
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- - **Upload** an H&E image and generate IHC stains in real-time
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- - **Cross-stain comparison**: Generate all 4 stains from a single input
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- - **Gallery**: Browse pre-computed examples (no GPU needed)
 
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  ## Architecture
 
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  | Component | Details |
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  | Generator | SPADE-UNet with UNI spatial conditioning + FiLM stain embeddings |
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  | UNI Features | 4x4 sub-crop tiling → UNI ViT-L/16 → 32x32 spatial tokens (1024-dim) |
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  | Parameters | 42M (generator), UNI frozen (303M) |
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  Virtual staining of H&E histopathology images to IHC (HER2, Ki67, ER, PR) using a single unified 42M-parameter SPADE-UNet conditioned on dense spatial tokens from a frozen UNI pathology foundation model.
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  ## Features
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+ - **Gallery** Browse 16 pre-computed examples from BCI and MIST datasets (no GPU needed)
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+ - **Virtual Staining** Upload an H&E image and generate any IHC stain (GPU required)
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+ - **Cross-Stain Comparison** — Generate all 4 stains from a single H&E input (GPU required)
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  ## Architecture
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  | Component | Details |
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  | Generator | SPADE-UNet with UNI spatial conditioning + FiLM stain embeddings |
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  | UNI Features | 4x4 sub-crop tiling → UNI ViT-L/16 → 32x32 spatial tokens (1024-dim) |
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  | Parameters | 42M (generator), UNI frozen (303M) |
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+ ## GPU Support
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+ - **Gallery tab** works on CPU (default hardware)
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+ - **Live inference** requires GPU — set Space hardware to ZeroGPU (HF Pro) or run locally with `python app.py`