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[Full-size diffusion model for adaptive feature medical image fusion]. [PDF]
Di J, Shi S, Wang H, Liang C, Zhu Y.
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Image Fusion of High-Resolution DynaCT and T2-Weighted MRI for Image-Guided Programming of dDBS. [PDF]
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A novel multimodel medical image fusion framework with edge enhancement and cross-scale transformer. [PDF]
Luo F, Wu D, Pino LR, Ding W.
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An Infrared and Visible Image Fusion Network Based on Res2Net and Multiscale Transformer. [PDF]
Tan B, Yang B.
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Image fusion using a multi-level image decomposition and fusion method
Applied Optics, 2021In recent years, image fusion has emerged as an important research field due to its various applications. Images acquired by different sensors have significant differences in feature representation due to the different imaging principles. Taking visible and infrared image fusion as an example, visible images contain abundant texture details with high ...
Yu, Tian, Wenjing, Yang, Ji, Wang
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2019
Image fusion encloses all data analysis strategies aiming at combining the information of several images obtained with the same platform or by different spectroscopic platforms. Image fusion can imply building a single multiset or multiway structure with all images involved or connecting the related individual images through regression models.
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Image fusion encloses all data analysis strategies aiming at combining the information of several images obtained with the same platform or by different spectroscopic platforms. Image fusion can imply building a single multiset or multiway structure with all images involved or connecting the related individual images through regression models.
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POP Image Fusion -- Derivative Domain Image Fusion without Reintegration
2015 IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV), 2015There are many applications where multiple images are fused to form a single summary greyscale or colour output, including computational photography (e.g. RGB-NIR), diffusion tensor imaging (medical), and remote sensing. Often, and intuitively, image fusion is carried out in the derivative domain.
Graham D. Finlayson, Alex E. Hayes
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