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Match4Annotate: Cross-Video Annotation Transfer in Ultrasound via Implicit Feature Flow-Guided Matching

Acquiring per-frame annotations for ultrasound videos is costly and requires clinical expertise, limiting learning-based analysis. We study cross-video annotation transfer: propagating user-specified annotations from a labeled ultrasound video to an independently acquired target video with no target-side labels or manual initialization. Video trackers and segmentation propagators rely on temporal continuity and require a prompt in every new sequence, whereas cross-image feature matching and one-shot segmentation estimate correspondences independently, without enforcing coherent deformations or supporting both point and mask annotations. We present Match4Annotate, a test-time framework wit...

AuthorsZhuorui Zhang, Roger Pallarès-López, Praneeth Namburi et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published6 March 2026
Last updated at source24 September 2026
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