Dynamic Frequency-Decoupled Refinement Network for Polyp Segmentation

doi:10.3390/bioengineering12030277

Dynamic Frequency-Decoupled Refinement Network for Polyp Segmentation

2025-03-11

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DOI：10.3390/bioengineering12030277

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Polyp segmentation is crucial for early colorectal cancer detection, but accurately delineating polyps is challenging due to their variations in size, shape, and texture and low contrast with surrounding tissues. Existing methods often rely solely on spatial-domain processing, which struggles to separate high-frequency features (edges, textures) from low-frequency ones (global structures), leading to suboptimal segmentation performance. We propose the Dynamic Frequency-Decoupled Refinement Network (DFDRNet), a novel segmentation framework that integrates frequency-domain and spatial-domain processing. DFDRNet introduces the Frequency Adaptive Decoupling (FAD) module, which dynamically separates high- and low-frequency components, and the Frequency Adaptive Refinement (FAR) module, which refines these components before fusing them with spatial features to enhance segmentation accuracy. Embedded within a U-shaped encoder-decoder framework, DFDRNet achieves state-of-the-art performance across three benchmark datasets, demonstrating superior robustness and efficiency. Our extensive evaluations and ablation studies confirm the effectiveness of DFDRNet in balancing segmentation accuracy with computational efficiency.

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polyp segmentation

neural network

attention mechanism

colonoscopy image

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