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International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering

International Journal of Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering (IJSISE)

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  • MDLNet: Fusion of Magnetic Resonance and Nuclear Medicine Brain Images Using Deep Learning Based Techniques   Order a copy of this article
    by Syed Munawwar, P. V. Gopi Krishna Rao 
    Abstract: High-quality multi-modal picture fusion is critical in medical imaging to improve diagnosis accuracy. Medical multi-modal image fusion creates more comprehensive and accurate images by combining data from many imaging modalities. An effective deep learning-based model is proposed in this research for medical image fusion. To enhance the image quality, the MDLNet model is trained and optimised using multi-scale feature extraction network and multi-scale feature fusion network models. A modified ResNet-50 model is used to extract the local features, and the DenseNet-169 model is used to extract global features. The method known as the Artificial Gorilla Troops Optimiser (AGTO) is used to choose significant features. Furthermore, a novel multi-scale feature fusion network named the modified FasterNet model is used to fuse selected local and global features. The final fused images are created by reconstructing fused features using three 3
    Keywords: Image fusion; modified ResNet-50; DenseNet-169 model; modified FasterNet; and convolutional kernels.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSISE.2025.10072031
     

 

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