Fig. 1. Principle of gCFPM. (a) Schematic of generalized dual-color-space-constrained model for color transfer; (b) principle of RGB-to-IHS transform; and (c) flow chart of gCFPM using IHS-RGB space constraints.

Fig. 2. Full-color imaging via gCFPM. (a) Imaging result of the sample; (b) photograph of cat stomach smooth muscle section; (c) enlarged view of ROI; and (d) full process time comparison of 3-FPM (three-channel FPM) and gCFPM.

Fig. 3. (a) Photograph of stratified epithelium section; (b) photograph of lycopodium sporophyll spike longitudinal section; (c) imaging result of (a); and (d) imaging result of (b).

Fig. 4. Comparison of different colorization methods. (a) Simulation result; (b) RMSE and CSSIM comparison in (a); and (c) comparison using experimental data. The upper row in (c) shows the result of ROI 3 in the stratified epithelium section; the lower row in (c) shows the result of ROI 1 in lycopodium sporophyll spike L.S.

Fig. 5. (a) Imaging results of gCFPM and 20× objective with defocus ranges from $-30$ to $30\mu \mathrm{m}$; (b), (c) focus quality and sharpness assessment on two full-color imaging methods.

Table 1. Quantitative comparison of different methods in experiments.

Table 2. Assessment of gCFPM based on the extended linear transform.