Reliability-Guided Vision-Language Decoding with Text-Aware Skip Refinement for Medical Image Segmentation
We present RELiF, a vision--language framework that integrates text through reliability-guided decoding.
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Key points
- Medical image segmentation remains challenging when targets exhibit limited visual distinction, irregular structure, or substantial variation across imaging modalities.
- Medical text can reduce this ambiguity, but indiscriminate fusion may introduce unreliable guidance.
- Its Reliability-guided Fusion Gate (RFG) adaptively controls cross-modal updates, while the Text-guided Skip Refinement Adapter (TSRA) refines high-resolution features using text guidance.
- RELiF is evaluated on radiographic, CT, and endoscopic segmentation tasks, where it shows competitive performance across diverse imaging characteristics and target appearances.
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- [1]Reliability-Guided Vision-Language Decoding with Text-Aware Skip Refinement for Medical Image SegmentationarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 20, 12:29 PM
We present RELiF, a vision--language framework that integrates text through reliability-guided decoding.
Medical image segmentation remains challenging when targets exhibit limited visual distinction, irregular structure, or substantial variation across imaging modalities.
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