LatticeRank: Native-Grid Segmentation That Respects Voxel Spacing
A new ranking-based consistency method lets 3D medical image segmentation run on native voxel grids, avoiding the distortions of resampling.
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A new ranking-based consistency method lets 3D medical image segmentation run on native voxel grids, avoiding the distortions of resampling.
New research shows how overlapping primitives in 3D Gaussian splatting complicate the standard backprojection method used for open-vocabulary segmentation.
A new arXiv study suggests that vision foundation models adapted for brain MRI can match in performance while diverging in how they work internally.
A new arXiv preprint extends the PointForward model with point-aligned interaction to better fuse multi-view, multi-frame observations into a coherent 3D representation.
A new approach uses offline calibration to make token merging more effective for reducing memory in autoregressive video generation.
New research highlights a previously underexplored bias in human-preference-based evaluation of text-to-image models.
A new arXiv paper proposes a self-evolving multi-agent system that lets users refine generated motion through conversation instead of regenerating from scratch.
A new multimodal model aims to improve smartphone-based skin lesion classification by combining images with medical history and symptoms.
A new arXiv paper proposes processing RAW sensor data with linear illumination and frequency-adaptive enhancement to recover detail lost to incorrect exposure.
A new benchmark evaluates AI image detectors on images actually circulating online, rather than only on clean test sets.
A new benchmark, Code2Video-Compass, aims to standardize evaluation of code-guided video generation for text-, image-, and video-to-video tasks.
A new benchmark aims to expose how video-language models are biased when counting objects in video.
A new arXiv preprint proposes an evidence-based multi-agent system to handle the difficult work of model design in medical image analysis.
A new benchmark for instruction-based image editing shows that models often miscount objects even when they successfully preserve the original scene.
A new preprint argues that synthetic search tasks let agents ignore visual evidence, and proposes RACE to force genuine multimodal grounding.
New research introduces a degradation-indexed framework to test whether textual descriptions truly alter tracking decisions when visual evidence worsens.
A new method aims to keep medical vision-language models usable when rare classes have no labeled examples during adaptation.
An arXiv preprint argues that ECG monitoring's shift to distributed healthcare AI demands end-to-end privacy protection.