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Autori principali: Fang, Zheng, Niu, Ziwei, Wang, Ziyue, Zhuo, Zhu, Liu, Haofeng, Qian, Shuyang, Xia, Jun, Jin, Yueming
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.09496
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author Fang, Zheng
Niu, Ziwei
Wang, Ziyue
Zhuo, Zhu
Liu, Haofeng
Qian, Shuyang
Xia, Jun
Jin, Yueming
author_facet Fang, Zheng
Niu, Ziwei
Wang, Ziyue
Zhuo, Zhu
Liu, Haofeng
Qian, Shuyang
Xia, Jun
Jin, Yueming
contents Surgical scene Multi-Task Federated Learning (MTFL) is essential for robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery (RAS) but remains underexplored in surgical video understanding due to two key challenges: (1) Tissue Diversity: Local models struggle to adapt to site-specific tissue features, limiting their effectiveness in heterogeneous clinical environments and leading to poor local predictions. (2) Task Diversity: Server-side aggregation, relying solely on gradient-based clustering, often produces suboptimal or incorrect parameter updates due to inter-site task heterogeneity, resulting in inaccurate localization. In light of these two issues, we propose SurgFed, a multi-task federated learning framework, enabling federated learning for surgical scene segmentation and depth estimation across diverse surgical types. SurgFed is powered by two appealing designs, i.e., Language-guided Channel Selection (LCS) and Language-guided Hyper Aggregation (LHA), to address the challenge of fully exploration on corss-site and cross-task. Technically, the LCS is first designed a lightweight personalized channel selection network that enhances site-specific adaptation using pre-defined text inputs, which optimally the local model learn the specific embeddings. We further introduce the LHA that employs a layer-wise cross-attention mechanism with pre-defined text inputs to model task interactions across sites and guide a hypernetwork for personalized parameter updates. Extensive empirical evidence shows that SurgFed yields improvements over the state-of-the-art methods in five public datasets across four surgical types. The code is available at https://anonymous.4open.science/r/SurgFed-070E/.
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spellingShingle SurgFed: Language-guided Multi-Task Federated Learning for Surgical Video Understanding
Fang, Zheng
Niu, Ziwei
Wang, Ziyue
Zhuo, Zhu
Liu, Haofeng
Qian, Shuyang
Xia, Jun
Jin, Yueming
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Surgical scene Multi-Task Federated Learning (MTFL) is essential for robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery (RAS) but remains underexplored in surgical video understanding due to two key challenges: (1) Tissue Diversity: Local models struggle to adapt to site-specific tissue features, limiting their effectiveness in heterogeneous clinical environments and leading to poor local predictions. (2) Task Diversity: Server-side aggregation, relying solely on gradient-based clustering, often produces suboptimal or incorrect parameter updates due to inter-site task heterogeneity, resulting in inaccurate localization. In light of these two issues, we propose SurgFed, a multi-task federated learning framework, enabling federated learning for surgical scene segmentation and depth estimation across diverse surgical types. SurgFed is powered by two appealing designs, i.e., Language-guided Channel Selection (LCS) and Language-guided Hyper Aggregation (LHA), to address the challenge of fully exploration on corss-site and cross-task. Technically, the LCS is first designed a lightweight personalized channel selection network that enhances site-specific adaptation using pre-defined text inputs, which optimally the local model learn the specific embeddings. We further introduce the LHA that employs a layer-wise cross-attention mechanism with pre-defined text inputs to model task interactions across sites and guide a hypernetwork for personalized parameter updates. Extensive empirical evidence shows that SurgFed yields improvements over the state-of-the-art methods in five public datasets across four surgical types. The code is available at https://anonymous.4open.science/r/SurgFed-070E/.
title SurgFed: Language-guided Multi-Task Federated Learning for Surgical Video Understanding
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.09496