Fig. 3.

Results gallery from our experiments on the Mitos-Atypia-14 challenge data set. Columns A-C refer to the image tiles scanned by the Aperio scanner ($X_A^{\mathit{\text{real}}}$) being mapped by the generator G_B to produce the corresponding image in the domain of the Hamamatsu scanner ($X_B^{\mathit{\text{fake}}}$) and the reconstruction from mapping the image back to its source domain ($X_A^{\mathit{\text{rec}}}$), i.e $X_A^{\mathit{\text{real}}}\underset{}{\overset{G_B}{\to }}{X}_B^{\mathit{\text{fake}}}\underset{}{\overset{G_A}{\to }}{X}_A^{\mathit{\text{rec}}}$. The same process is done in the reverse direction for image tiles scanned in domain B, i.e $X_B^{\mathit{\text{real}}}\underset{}{\overset{G_A}{\to }}{X}_A^{\mathit{\text{fake}}}\underset{}{\overset{G_B}{\to }}{X}_B^{\mathit{\text{rec}}}$ (column D-F). Each row 1-4 presents another example tissue section