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The Dice coefficient is defined as twice the intersection area divided by the sum of the areas of the two regions, and is highly mathematically correlated with IoU, but Dice is more robust to class imbalance, and when the target region is much smaller than the background region, Dice is usually more suitable than IoU as the primary evaluation metric.
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