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GraphFusionNN: an AI-Driven Framework for Context-Aware Cell Type Prediction Using Graphs, Spatial Features, and Embeddings

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Experiments demonstrate that the GraphFusionNN fusion strategy— integrating graph topology, spatial context, and external embeddings—significantly improves classification accuracy, macro-F1, and robustness compared to single-modality models.

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