Performance Evaluation of Different Fusion Methods for Multi-focus Image Fusion

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To objectively and quantitatively evaluate the performance of various fusion methods in multi-focus image fusion, this study analyzes images based on their statistical characteristics. Without reference standard images, four key parameters are selected for comprehensive assessment: average gradient (sharpness), spatial frequency, information entropy, and standard deviation, which collectively measure fusion method performance and can be implemented through computational algorithms.

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When evaluating the performance of multi-focus image fusion methods, it is essential to conduct objective and quantitative assessments based on the statistical characteristics of the images themselves. In scenarios where standard reference images are unavailable, four parameters can be employed for comprehensive evaluation: average gradient (representing sharpness), spatial frequency, information entropy, and standard deviation. From an implementation perspective, these metrics can be calculated using image processing libraries such as OpenCV or MATLAB—for instance, the average gradient is computed by assessing intensity variations across neighboring pixels, while information entropy measures the richness of image content through probability distribution analysis. By comprehensively analyzing these parameters, a more thorough evaluation of multi-focus image fusion method performance can be achieved, leading to more accurate conclusions regarding their effectiveness.

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