A Frequency Decomposition and Gaussian-Based Enhancement Network for Infrared and Visible Image Fusion
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Abstract
The purpose of infrared image and visible image fusion is to preserve information in different modalities. In order to solve the redundancy of modal frequency domain information extraction and feature mapping, we propose a frequency decomposition and Gaussian-Based enhancement network for infrared and visible image fusion. Firstly, we design a frequency decomposition convolution, which divides the feature map to realize the independent modeling of different frequency information, so as to extract the deep-level features more accurately. In addition, we design enhancement module combined with Gaussian filter to enhance the feature expression and optimize the loss function. Finally, we introduce dual-discriminators to refine the differentiation of infrared and visible images, significantly enhancing global information expression and detail presentation in fused image. Experimental outcomes demonstrate that our fusion method can effectively integrate the dominant information of the two images. Notably, our method outperforms other advanced fusion algorithms by enhancing the performance of object detection tasks, particularly in terms of improving the accuracy of detecting cars and pedestrians.
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