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+.. currentmodule:: slideflow
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+.. _mosaic:
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+slideflow.Mosaic
+================
+
+:class:`slideflow.Mosaic` plots tile images onto a map of slides, generating a mosaic map.
+
+The idea of a mosaic map is to visualize image feature variation across slides and among categories, in an attempt
+to better understand the kinds of image features discriminative models might be using to generate class predictions.
+They are created by first generating whole-dataset layer features (using
+:class:`slideflow.DatasetFeatures`), which are then mapped into two-dimensional space using UMAP
+dimensionality reduction (:class:`slideflow.SlideMap`). This resulting SlideMap is then passed to
+:class:`slideflow.Mosaic`, which overlays tile images onto the dimensionality-reduced slide map.
+
+An example of a mosaic map can be found in Figure 4 of `this paper <https://doi.org/10.1038/s41379-020-00724-3>`_.
+It bears some resemblence to the Activation Atlases created by
+`Google and OpenAI <https://distill.pub/2019/activation-atlas/>`_, without the use of feature inversion.
+
+See :ref:`mosaic_map` for an example of how a mosaic map can be used in the context of a project.
+
+.. autoclass:: Mosaic
+
+Methods
+-------
+
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.generate_grid
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.plot
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.points_at_grid_index
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.save
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.save_report
+.. autofunction:: slideflow.Mosaic.view
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