Multi-Modal Foundation · MahmoodLab
Madeleine
A companion pathology model developed by Mahmood Lab for open histology evaluation pipelines.
What Madeleine is
Madeleine is a pathology research model developed by Mahmood Lab for biological and medical applications.
The model operates as a companion component within an open evaluation pipeline designed for histology analysis.
Key facts
- Category
- Pathology Model
- Fields
- Medicine, biology
What you can use it for
- Histology analysis
- Examining histological image data for biological and medical investigations.
- Pipeline evaluation
- Functioning as a companion model within open evaluation workflows for histology analysis.
- Pathology research
- Supporting research studies in computational pathology.
Run it here
We list this model but cannot run it yet: gated on the Hub — never run past a gate the user did not accept.
Everything on this page still applies. Running it needs a loader for this repository, not a bigger machine.
Inputs and outputs
You provide
Sequence or text
A protein or nucleotide sequence, or free text — whichever this model was trained on.
You get back
Mean-pooled representation, one vector per input.
Licence
Check the licence before commercial use · mit
This model is gated by its authors — its licence has to be accepted on the source repository before it will run.
Questions
Can I use Madeleine commercially?
Check the licence before commercial use. This model is gated by its authors — its licence has to be accepted on the source repository before it will run.
What is Madeleine?
Madeleine is a pathology research model developed by Mahmood Lab for histology analysis.
What role does Madeleine serve in histology workflows?
It serves as a companion model used within an open evaluation pipeline for analysing histology data.
Which scientific fields does this model apply to?
It is categorised for use in medicine and biology.
Written from Madeleine's own documentation (model card). Statements citing a figure that does not appear there are removed before publication. Licence and running details come from our registry.