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Skeleton-Guided Sparse Anchors for Rotated Instance Segmentation in Cell Microscopy
One of the fundamental challenges in cell microscopy (MS) image analysis is instance segmentation (IS), particularly when segmenting cluster regions where multiple objects of varying sizes and shapes may be connected or even overlapped in arbitrary orientations. Existing IS methods usually fail in h
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