SEMIR replaces dense voxel computation with a learned topology-preserving graph minor that supports exact decoding and GNN-based inference for small-structure segmentation in large medical images.
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SEMIR: Semantic Minor-Induced Representation Learning on Graphs for Visual Segmentation
SEMIR replaces dense voxel computation with a learned topology-preserving graph minor that supports exact decoding and GNN-based inference for small-structure segmentation in large medical images.
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When Brains Disagree: Biological Ambiguity Underlies the Challenge of Amyloid PET Synthesis from Structural MRI
Biological ambiguity between neurodegeneration on MRI and amyloid on PET makes one-to-one synthesis ill-posed, but stratifying data or adding plasma biomarkers restores performance.
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Autonomous Skeletal Landmark Localization towards Agentic C-Arm Control
Fine-tuned MLLMs achieve competitive skeletal landmark localization on synthetic and real X-ray datasets compared to deep learning baselines and demonstrate reasoning for sequential C-arm navigation.