CC-Pan: Channel-wise Compression based Diffusion for Efficient Pan-Sharpening
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| author | Li, Junjie Ou, Congyang Zhang, Haokui Wei, Guoting Jiang, Shengqin Li, Ying |
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| contents | Recently, diffusion models have brought novel insights to pan-sharpening and notably boosted fusion precision. However, most existing models perform diffusion in the pixel space and train distinct models for different multispectral (MS) sensors, suffering from high inference latency and sensor-specific limitations. In this paper, we present CC-Pan, a cross-sensor latent diffusion framework for efficient pan-sharpening. Specifically, CC-Pan trains a band-wise single-channel variational autoencoder (VAE) to encode high-resolution multispectral (HRMS) images into compact latent representations, naturally supporting MS images with varying band counts across different sensors and establishing a basis for inference acceleration. Spectral physical properties, along with PAN and MS images, are then injected into the diffusion backbone through carefully designed unidirectional and bidirectional interactive control structures, achieving high-precision spatial--spectral fusion in the latent diffusion process. Furthermore, a lightweight region-based cross-band attention (RCBA) module is incorporated at the central layer of the diffusion model, reinforcing inter-band spectral connections to boost spectral consistency and further elevate fusion precision. Extensive experimental results on GaoFen-2, QuickBird, and WorldView-3 demonstrate that CC-Pan outperforms state-of-the-art diffusion-based methods across all three benchmarks, attains a $2$--$3\times$ inference speedup, and exhibits robust cross-sensor generalization capability on the held-out WorldView-2 sensor without any sensor-specific retraining. |
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| spellingShingle | CC-Pan: Channel-wise Compression based Diffusion for Efficient Pan-Sharpening Li, Junjie Ou, Congyang Zhang, Haokui Wei, Guoting Jiang, Shengqin Li, Ying Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Recently, diffusion models have brought novel insights to pan-sharpening and notably boosted fusion precision. However, most existing models perform diffusion in the pixel space and train distinct models for different multispectral (MS) sensors, suffering from high inference latency and sensor-specific limitations. In this paper, we present CC-Pan, a cross-sensor latent diffusion framework for efficient pan-sharpening. Specifically, CC-Pan trains a band-wise single-channel variational autoencoder (VAE) to encode high-resolution multispectral (HRMS) images into compact latent representations, naturally supporting MS images with varying band counts across different sensors and establishing a basis for inference acceleration. Spectral physical properties, along with PAN and MS images, are then injected into the diffusion backbone through carefully designed unidirectional and bidirectional interactive control structures, achieving high-precision spatial--spectral fusion in the latent diffusion process. Furthermore, a lightweight region-based cross-band attention (RCBA) module is incorporated at the central layer of the diffusion model, reinforcing inter-band spectral connections to boost spectral consistency and further elevate fusion precision. Extensive experimental results on GaoFen-2, QuickBird, and WorldView-3 demonstrate that CC-Pan outperforms state-of-the-art diffusion-based methods across all three benchmarks, attains a $2$--$3\times$ inference speedup, and exhibits robust cross-sensor generalization capability on the held-out WorldView-2 sensor without any sensor-specific retraining. |
| title | CC-Pan: Channel-wise Compression based Diffusion for Efficient Pan-Sharpening |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.04473 |