Learnable sparsification framework compresses WSI visual tokens to 32 (0.78% of original) via SparseLearn, achieving 73.32% accuracy on SlideBench (TCGA) and outperforming baselines.
Zerosense: How vision matters in long context compression.arXiv preprint arXiv:2603.11846
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