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SPDCN: Strip-based Deformable Convolutional Network for Steel Surface Defect Segmentation

Steel surface defect segmentation is critical for industrial quality inspection, yet existing methods struggle with elongated, anisotropic defects such as cracks and scratches due to the isotropic receptive fields of standard convolutions and rigid sampling grids that cannot adapt to irregular defect boundaries. To address these limitations, we propose Strip-based Predictor for Deformable Convolutional Networks (SPDCN) with two key innovations. The \textbf{Fuzzy-enhanced Multi-scale Context Module (FMCM)} employs group-wise multi-branch convolutions with an intuitionistic fuzzy channel attenti

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    SPDCN: Strip-based Deformable Convolutional Network for Steel Surface Defect Segmentation

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    SPDCN: Strip-based Deformable Convolutional Network for Steel Surface Defect Segmentation

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    SPDCN: Strip-based Deformable Convolutional Network for Steel Surface Defect Segmentation

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