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AGGRNet splits medical image features into informative and non-informative via a learnable threshold, reaching 5.48% higher accuracy than HiFuse-Small on Kvasir

The work proposes AGGRNet, which embeds a Feature Extraction and Aggregation (FEA) module and a C2PCA block into a YOLOv11 classification backbone; spatial and channel attention plus a learnable threshold τ split feature maps into informative and non-informative parts that are then aggregated by cross-attention, yielding results above the compared SOTA models on five public datasets, including a 5.48% accuracy gain on Kvasir and a 2.2% gain on LIMUC.