Signal subspace registration of 3D images
M. Soumekh · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1998
This paper addresses the problem of fusing the information content of two uncalibrated sensors. This problem arises in registering images of a scene when it is viewed via two different sensory systems, or detecting change in a scene when it is viewed at two different time points by a sensory system (or via two different sensory systems or observation channels). We are concerned with sensory systems which have not only a relative shift, scaling and rotational calibration error, but also an unknown point spread function (that is time-varying for a single sensor, or different for two sensors). By modeling one image in terms of an unknown linear combination of the other image, its powers and their spatially-transformed (shift, rotation and scaling) versions, a signal subspace processing is developed for fusing uncalibrated sensors. Numerical results with realistic 3D magnetic resonance images of a patient with multiple sclerosis, which are acquired at two different time points, are provided.