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HFMD-Net: focal modulation and deformable convolutions for explainable pancreatic tumor segmentation with global–local boundary refinement

Sep 2026 · Machine Vision and Applications · Vol 37 · 0 citations · 59 references

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F focal-modulation-driven global context with deformable-convolution-based local adaptation produces boundary-refined pancreatic tumor segmentations on CT, which improves boundary fidelity and provides a transparent layer of review that may support treatment planning and longitudinal monitoring.

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