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CoSWA-YOLOv12: Scale-Invariant Tiny Object Detection and Segmentation of Malaria Parasites
Automated microscopy could widen access to malaria diagnosis in low-resource settings, but the deadliest species, P. falciparum, presents in its early ring stage as an object only a few tens of pixels wide. Such tiny targets are systematically under-detected: overlap-based label assignment starves t
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