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March 4, 20262 citationsOpen Access

SDCrackSeg: A Frequency- and Spatial Geometry-Aware Topology-Preserving Network for Building Crack Segmentation

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ZHZepeng HuangLLLiuyang LiuTHTao He

Key Points

  • The research aims to enhance crack segmentation on building surfaces using advanced convolution techniques.
  • Developed a U-shaped network named SDCrackSeg.
  • Implemented Adaptive Frequency Convolution for high-frequency detail enhancement.
  • Used Dynamic Snake Convolution for adapting to curvilinear structures.
  • Applied a topology-aware loss based on persistent homology to improve connectivity.
  • Achieved Precision of 0.900 and mIoU of 0.816.
  • Reported an F1-score of 0.888 and Dice coefficient of 0.675.
  • Maintained an inference speed of nearly 200 FPS.

Abstract

Crack segmentation on building surfaces is challenging due to the thin, curvilinear crack morphology and background interference from textures and illumination variations. This study proposes SDCrackSeg, a U-shaped network combining frequency-domain enhancement with geometry-adaptive convolution. The core Frequency Spatial Convolution module integrates two branches: Adaptive Frequency Convolution enhances high-frequency crack details, while Dynamic Snake Convolution adapts sampling to curvilinear structures. A topology-aware loss based on persistent homology further regularizes structural connectivity. Experiments on CHCrack5K demonstrate state-of-the-art performance with Precision 0.900, mIoU 0.816, F1-score 0.888, and Dice 0.675, while maintaining nearly 200 FPS inference speed. Results confirm that frequency–spatial fusion with topology regularization effectively improves crack detection reliability for practical building inspection.

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Huang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7cd3dd48f933b5eed9629https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings16050971
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