CRISP: Corneal Confocal Microscopy Real-Time Image Stitching Pipeline
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ARCOS is a patch-based zero-shot boundary localization framework designed for corneal layer segmentation in optical coherence tomography (OCT) images. It predicts boundary heatmaps from overlapping native-resolution patches, stitches these predictions across full B-scans, and refines them with a self-conditioned module to produce continuous, anatomically ordered layer segmentations. Evaluated on clinical OCT data from multiple devices, ARCOS achieved 95.1% off‑by‑one boundary accuracy on matched-device tests and 84.3% on unseen devices, with low mean absolute boundary errors and accurate thickness estimates.
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