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Demonstrates improved image fusion quality in infrared and visible images, implying enhanced visual clarity.
Infrared and visible image fusion aims to generate a fusion image that integrates complementary information from both modalities. Current deep learning-based methods often exhibit a limitation: networks that focus on spatial-domain features usually neglect the detail-enhancing potential of frequency-domain information, whereas purely frequency-domain approaches struggle to maintain semantic coherence with spatial structures. To address this, we propose a novel and efficient fusion model. First, a Swin Transformer-based encoder is employed to extract deep, multi-scale features. Second, a complementary dual-branch "Spatial-Frequency" fusion module is designed. This module comprises a Spatial Attention Fusion Module (SAFM) for refining features in the spatial domain and a novel Wavelet-domain Mamba Fusion Module (WMFM) for processing features in the frequency domain, where the Mamba mechanism synergistically integrates global semantics and local details. Finally, a recurrent neural network architecture is employed in the decoder to preserve the coherence of spatio-temporal information. Quantitative experimental results on three public datasets (TNO, RoadScene, and MSRS) demonstrate that the proposed method achieves top or near-top rankings across multiple evaluation metrics, including [Formula: see text], AG, VIF, SSIM, and SCD. These results clearly demonstrate that the proposed fusion method effectively preserves high-frequency details and edge information from source images, yielding fused images with superior visual quality and structural fidelity. This further validates the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed fusion strategy.
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