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    • High-performance night vision technology relies on fusing visible and infrared thermal images.
    • Current color transfer algorithms struggle with environmental adaptation, impacting fusion image quality.
    • Visible and infrared image fusion enhances target detection and scene comprehension.

    Purpose:

    • To address the environmental adaptation limitations of conventional color transfer in YUV color space-based image fusion.
    • To develop a novel method for constructing adaptive reference images for improved fusion.
    • To achieve natural-looking fusion images that are better adapted to various scenes.

    Summary:

    • Analyzes the statistical characteristics (mean and standard deviation) of UV channels in typical scenes.
    • Proposes an adaptive reference image construction method based on UV channel statistics.
    • This method enhances the environmental adaptability of visible and infrared image fusion algorithms.

    Impact:

    • Results in more natural-looking fused images across different environments.
    • The algorithm has a small handling capacity, minimally impacting real-time processing speeds.
    • Offers a practical and efficient solution for natural color fusion in night vision applications.