High Resolution Image Segmentation
High-resolution image segmentation aims to accurately delineate objects and regions within very large images, overcoming computational limitations and preserving fine-grained detail. Current research focuses on improving efficiency through techniques like domain decomposition and adaptive patching, often incorporating transformer architectures and implicit representation mappings to capture both local and global context within the image. These advancements are crucial for applications such as medical imaging, satellite imagery analysis, and autonomous visual inspection, where precise segmentation of high-resolution data is essential for accurate diagnosis, damage assessment, and automated decision-making. The development of robust, computationally efficient methods is driving progress in this field.
Papers
High-Precision Dichotomous Image Segmentation via Probing Diffusion Capacity
Qian Yu, Peng-Tao Jiang, Hao Zhang, Jinwei Chen, Bo Li, Lihe Zhang, Huchuan Lu
REHRSeg: Unleashing the Power of Self-Supervised Super-Resolution for Resource-Efficient 3D MRI Segmentation
Zhiyun Song, Yinjie Zhao, Xiaomin Li, Manman Fei, Xiangyu Zhao, Mengjun Liu, Cunjian Chen, Chung-Hsing Yeh, Qian Wang, Guoyan Zheng, Songtao Ai, Lichi Zhang
DDU-Net: A Domain Decomposition-based CNN for High-Resolution Image Segmentation on Multiple GPUs
Corné Verburg, Alexander Heinlein, Eric C. Cyr
Leveraging Adaptive Implicit Representation Mapping for Ultra High-Resolution Image Segmentation
Ziyu Zhao, Xiaoguang Li, Pingping Cai, Canyu Zhang, Song Wang