Fix Duplicate Rescaling by Verifying Ancestor-Descendant Relationships in Min-Cut#9
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Description:
After compiling and running labelPsi.onnx, the following error occurs:
"scale degree of result dec to zero"
Root Cause:
RESBM uses a min-cut algorithm to determine the rescale insertion points for each region. However, when ancestor-descendant nodes exist within the cut set, the same path may be inserted with multiple rescale operations, leading to incorrect rescale insertion.
Solution:
Add a verification step to the existing min-cut algorithm. For each min-cut identified during the search process, verify that no ancestor-descendant relationships exist within the cut set.