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  1. When hair breaks a lesion border, repair the high frequencies before decoding: 89.69% Dice on ISIC 2018

    In dermoscopic images, hair occlusion, uneven illumination and weak local contrast fragment lesion boundaries, while self-attention tends to emphasize lower-frequency content and leaves those weak borders underrepresented in skip connections. Swin-WaveNet decomposes each encoder skip feature with a wavelet transform, applies selective state-space scanning only to the high-frequency subbands to reconnect interrupted contours, gates shallow high-frequency responses with deeper semantic guidance to suppress hair and artifact structures, and sharpens boundaries during upsampling with high-frequency attention. On ISIC 2018 it reached a mean Dice of 89.69% and HD95 of 23.60 pixels over three runs, close to Swin-Unet, and 91.69% Dice on ISIC 2017 without fine-tuning.

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