Abstract
Click-based interactive segmentation aims to achieve precise segmentation using minimal positive and negative clicks. Existing methods often overlook the differences between positive and negative clicks. They have different objectives, and the number of negative clicks is far less than the number of positive ones. This leads to inadequate background refinement in the absence of negative clicks. In response, we propose DiffClick, a novel framework that processes positive and negative clicks in different enhancement modules. Starting from the initial segmentation results derived from the first click, both our Foreground Enhancement Module and Background Enhancement Module utilize a weight fusion module to augment features based on the type of guidance received. The Foreground Enhancement Module refines foreground features guided by positive clicks. Similarly, the Background Enhancement Module processes negative clicks and improves background segmentation by incorporating weight maps of background regions. Additionally, this module includes a non-target prototype to provide supplementary background guidance, ensuring effective segmentation even when negative clicks are lacking. Extensive experiments show that DiffClick beats most existing methods, especially when negative clicks are absent.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Article number | 112217 |
| Journal | Pattern Recognition |
| Volume | 171 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - Mar 2026 |
Keywords
- Click-differentiated
- Interactive segmentation
- Negative clicks
- Positive clicks
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