The article assesses the developments in automated phenotype pattern recognition: Potential spikes in classification performance, even when facing the common small-scale biomedical data set, and as a reader, you will find out about changes in the development effort and complexity for researchers and practitioners. After reading, you will be aware of the benefits and unreasonable effectiveness and ease of use of an automated end-to-end deep learning pipeline for classification tasks of biomedical perception systems.
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