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It would be nice to compare results also for trainings done using different types of loss functions. It is also being stated that boundary-based losses or compound losses could be valuable for imbalanced data.
It would be nice to compare results also for trainings done using different types of loss functions. It is also being stated that boundary-based losses or compound losses could be valuable for imbalanced data.
For more, exempli gratia: https://jeune-research.tistory.com/entry/Loss-Functions-for-Image-Segmentation-Distance-Based-Losses
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