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A multi-tier evaluation can be adopted: the first tier computes recall on lesions explicitly annotated by physicians as a lower bound; the second tier computes precision on a randomly sampled candidate set reviewed by experts; the third tier introduces pseudo-recall estimation using unlabeled data.
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