TL;DR
This paper introduces a local label point correction method to improve edge annotation accuracy in cervical cell images, significantly enhancing detection precision and reducing labeling errors in supervised learning.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel LLPC method that corrects and smooths edge labels, boosting annotation quality and detection accuracy in overlapping cervical cell images.
Findings
30-40% average precision improvement across multiple networks
Constructed the largest cervical cell edge detection dataset (CCEDD)
LLPC effectively improves manual label quality and edge detection accuracy
Abstract
Accurate labeling is essential for supervised deep learning methods. However, it is almost impossible to accurately and manually annotate thousands of images, which results in many labeling errors for most datasets. We proposes a local label point correction (LLPC) method to improve annotation quality for edge detection and image segmentation tasks. Our algorithm contains three steps: gradient-guided point correction, point interpolation and local point smoothing. We correct the labels of object contours by moving the annotated points to the pixel gradient peaks. This can improve the edge localization accuracy, but it also causes unsmooth contours due to the interference of image noise. Therefore, we design a point smoothing method based on local linear fitting to smooth the corrected edge. To verify the effectiveness of our LLPC, we construct a largest overlapping cervical cell edge…
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