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Frequency-Aware Multi-Head Learning for Long-Tailed Medical Concept Detection in ImageCLEFmed Caption 2026

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The results highlight the trade-off between aggregate Micro-F1 and rare-concept recovery in long-tailed medical concept detection, and suggest that frequency-aware calibration is an important component for analyzing such systems.

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