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When Noise Meets Long-Tail: Feature-Threshold Dual Calibration for Robust Pseudo-Labeling
Pseudo-labeling has become a cornerstone of learning from unlabeled data in semantic segmentation. Yet its effectiveness drops sharply in real-world scenarios where strong imaging noise and long-tailed class distributions occur together. We trace this failure to a vicious cycle of pseudo-label degra
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