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Table 1.

Summary of existing medical image fusion techniques.

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Fig 1.

Contourlet filter bank: Multiscale decomposition via LP followed by directional decomposition using DFB [39].

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Fig 2.

Preprocessing techniques.

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Fig 3.

Proposed methodology.

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Fig 4.

Sample source images from the multimodal medical image datasets used in this study.

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Fig 5.

Visual results for SET-1.

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Fig 6.

Visual results for SET-2.

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Fig 7.

Visual results for SET-3.

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Fig 8.

Visual results for SET-4.

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Fig 9.

Visual results for SET-5.

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Table 2.

Quantitative comparison on SET-1 dataset.

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Table 3.

Quantitative comparison on SET-2 dataset.

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Table 4.

Quantitative comparison on SET-3 dataset.

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Table 5.

Quantitative comparison on SET-4 dataset.

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Table 6.

Quantitative comparison on SET-5 dataset.

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Fig 10.

Graphical visualization of different fusion techniques compared to SET-1.

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Fig 11.

Graphical visualization of different fusion techniques compared to SET-2.

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Fig 12.

Graphical visualization of different fusion techniques compared to SET-3.

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Fig 13.

Graphical visualization of different fusion techniques compared to SET-4.

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Fig 14.

Graphical visualization of different fusion techniques compared to SET-5.

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Table 7.

Ablation study results showing performance of the original method, simple-weighted fusion, and low-frequency-only fusion across various metrics.

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