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A data-centric framework for automated crack instance segmentation in construction materials via integration of foundational vision models

Oct 2026 · Multimedia tools and applications · Vol 85 · 0 citations · 36 references

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A novel data-centric framework that integrates three complementary foundational vision models to automatically detect and segment cracks in diverse construction materials and demonstrates robust performance across diverse materials and environmental conditions, making it valuable for comprehensive infrastructure monitoring programs.

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