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In neuroscience scenarios, electron microscope images require a combination of manual and automatic annotation, and annotation quality directly determines model performance; neuron segmentation models are prone to errors in regions with blurred boundaries; and model evaluation involves how to measure segmentation accuracy and how to detect systematic misjudgments.
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