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Test input prioritization for image segmentation: an empirical study

Jul 2026 · Empirical Software Engineering · Vol 32 · 0 citations · 83 references
Computer Science

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This study evaluates 26 methods across nine models and three datasets, analyzing factors such as IoU thresholds, embedding models, feature fusion techniques, and key parameters, and finds that complexity-based and learning-based methods consistently perform best across all settings.

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