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# Polyp Segmentation

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  1. arXiv

    RPG-SAM pairs reliability-weighted prototypes with geometric adaptive thresholds to lift training-free one-shot polyp segmentation by 5.56% mIoU on Kvasir

    The work proposes RPG-SAM, a SAM2-based training-free one-shot polyp segmentation framework that uses Reliability-Weighted Prototype Mining (RWPM) to weight support foreground prototypes by a contrast factor and a reverse purity factor while using background prototypes as negative anchors for noise suppression, Geometric Adaptive Selection (GAS) to pick binarization thresholds dynamically from morphological solidity and scale consensus, and a Prior-guided Iterative Refinement (PIR) loop to polish boundaries, reaching 78.65% mIoU and 85.65% mDice on Kvasir, surpassing ProtoSAM by 5.56% and 4.11% respectively, with comparisons also reported on three-center PolypGen, CVC-ClinicDB, and CVC-ColonDB.

  2. FAR-POLYP-SEG: A Prospective Single-Center Colonoscopy Dataset for Colorectal Polyp Segmentation with Patient-Level Metadata and Baseline Cross-Dataset Evaluation

    This work prospectively collected 8,181 frames from 455 patients during routine colonoscopy at Farhikhtegan Hospital, Tehran, Iran, between February and December 2025 (432 polyp-positive frames with expert pixel-level segmentation masks and 7,749 normal-mucosa frames), linked patient-level metadata (age, sex, colonoscopy indication, BBPS score, and procedure duration) to every case, and trained and evaluated six segmentation architectures under one standardized protocol with patient-grouped five-fold cross-validation, finding that PraNet reached the highest internal Dice (0.755) and nnU-Net the highest internal IoU (0.665) and pixel accuracy, yet gated false-positive rates on normal mucosa ranged from 24.9% (YOLOv11m-seg) to 59.

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