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A Smaller Transformer in Your Transformer

Sep 17, 2026

该研究通过提出Transformer-Within-Transformer方法,解决了Vision Transformers中的计算冗余问题,减少了参数数量和推理计算量,同时保持了模型性能。

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Adaptive Post-Processing Drives Instance-Level Detection in Stroke Lesion Segmentation

Aug 17, 2026

This study addresses the misalignment between instance detection and voxel-level metrics, as well as the frequent miss-detection of small lesions in stroke segmentation. We propose a Volume-Conditioned Adaptive Post-processing (VCAP) scheme alongside the Viola2Plus architecture. By employing dynamic threshold adjustment to bridge detection gaps and integrating resolution-aware attention with a dual-architecture ensemble, our method significantly enhances small target detectability. Notably, results demonstrate that optimized post-processing contributes more to instance detection performance than architectural modifications alone. Five-fold cross-validation achieved a Dice score of 0.651 and a Lesion-F1 of 0.614, with a 3.7% improvement in small lesion detection rate, effectively mitigating the limitations of conventional evaluation metrics.

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A Smaller Transformer in Your Transformer

Sep 17, 2026

该研究通过提出Transformer-Within-Transformer方法,解决了Vision Transformers中的计算冗余问题,减少了参数数量和推理计算量,同时保持了模型性能。

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Adaptive Post-Processing Drives Instance-Level Detection in Stroke Lesion Segmentation

Aug 17, 2026

This study addresses the misalignment between instance detection and voxel-level metrics, as well as the frequent miss-detection of small lesions in stroke segmentation. We propose a Volume-Conditioned Adaptive Post-processing (VCAP) scheme alongside the Viola2Plus architecture. By employing dynamic threshold adjustment to bridge detection gaps and integrating resolution-aware attention with a dual-architecture ensemble, our method significantly enhances small target detectability. Notably, results demonstrate that optimized post-processing contributes more to instance detection performance than architectural modifications alone. Five-fold cross-validation achieved a Dice score of 0.651 and a Lesion-F1 of 0.614, with a 3.7% improvement in small lesion detection rate, effectively mitigating the limitations of conventional evaluation metrics.

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