google/medsiglip-448

Zero-Shot Image Classification • 0.9B • Updated Jul 10, 2025 • 32.4k • 146

Note MedSigLIP is a SigLIP variant that is trained to encode medical images and text into a common embedding space. It was trained on a variety of de-identified medical image and text pairs, including chest X-rays, dermatology images, ophthalmology images, histopathology slides, and slices of CT and MRI volumes, along with associated descriptions or reports.

google/hear-pytorch

Image Feature Extraction • Updated May 7, 2025 • 1.19k • 21

Note Health Acoustic Representations accelerates AI development for bioacoustic data e.g., coughs or breath sounds. The model is pre-trained on 300 million 2-second audio clips to produce embeddings that capture dense features relevant for bioacoustic applications.

google/hear

Updated Apr 17, 2025 • 52 • 40

Note Health Acoustic Representations accelerates AI development for bioacoustic data e.g., coughs or breath sounds. The model is pre-trained on 300 million 2-second audio clips to produce embeddings that capture dense features relevant for bioacoustic applications.

google/path-foundation

Image Classification • Updated Feb 20, 2025 • 27 • 68

Note Path Foundation accelerates AI development for histopathology image analysis. The model uses self-supervised learning on large amounts of digital pathology data to produce embeddings that capture dense features relevant for histopathology applications.

google/derm-foundation

Image Classification • Updated Apr 1, 2025 • 234 • 84

Note Derm Foundation accelerates AI development for skin image analysis. The model is pre-trained on large amounts of labeled skin images to produce embeddings that capture dense features relevant for dermatology applications.

google/cxr-foundation

Image Classification • Updated Feb 20, 2025 • 95 • 100

Note CXR Foundation accelerates AI development for chest X-ray image analysis. The model is pre-trained on large amounts of chest X-rays paired with radiology reports. It produces language-aligned embeddings that capture dense features relevant for chest X-ray applications.