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    • To propose an adaptive, interactive approach to enhance fluorescence cell counting accuracy and adaptability.
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    • Introduced the Adaptive Interactive Cell Counting (AICC) framework.
    • Developed global correction algorithms (Proposal Expansion and Prediction Filtering) and an RGB-Aware Structural Similarity metric.
    • Released the NEFCell dataset for evaluating interactive cell counting.

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    • AICC reduced counting errors by up to 65.3% compared to existing interactive methods.
    • Improved localization accuracy by 7.3% on average and minimized interaction time.
    • Demonstrated significant superiority over state-of-the-art methods.

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    • The AICC framework substantially enhances accuracy and efficiency in fluorescence cell counting.
    • AICC effectively integrates automation with user expertise for precise cell analysis.
    • AICC is a valuable tool for researchers and clinicians in complex biomedical contexts.