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A fast diffeomorphic image registration algorithm
NeuroImage, 2007J. Ashburner
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SPIE Proceedings, 1987
This paper presents a concept for automated model-based image registration. The overall approach relies on computing a correspondence between a three-dimensional (1-D) data base and a reconnaissance image in terms of an appropriate sensor model as a function of such parameters as sensor location, orientation, scale, etc. The construction of such models
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This paper presents a concept for automated model-based image registration. The overall approach relies on computing a correspondence between a three-dimensional (1-D) data base and a reconnaissance image in terms of an appropriate sensor model as a function of such parameters as sensor location, orientation, scale, etc. The construction of such models
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elastix: A Toolbox for Intensity-Based Medical Image Registration
IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, 2010S. Klein +4 more
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2012
While Chaps. 2– 10 discussed tools used in the design of various components of an image registration system, this chapter discusses methods to design complete image registration systems for various applications. Among the image registration methods discussed are principal-axis, multi-resolution, optimization-based, boundary-based, model-based, and ...
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While Chaps. 2– 10 discussed tools used in the design of various components of an image registration system, this chapter discusses methods to design complete image registration systems for various applications. Among the image registration methods discussed are principal-axis, multi-resolution, optimization-based, boundary-based, model-based, and ...
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Image registration methods: a survey
Image and Vision Computing, 2003B. Zitová, J. Flusser
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2016
Human brain mosaics the split images of a very large object which have been captured through eyes and each eye functions as a camera lens. But, it is not possible to cover very large area with the help of single eye than a pair of eyes. Similarly, multi view registration is essential because it may not be possible to capture a large object with a given
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Human brain mosaics the split images of a very large object which have been captured through eyes and each eye functions as a camera lens. But, it is not possible to cover very large area with the help of single eye than a pair of eyes. Similarly, multi view registration is essential because it may not be possible to capture a large object with a given
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Image Registration: An Overview
2004Publisher Summary Image registration methods are central to processes where more than one images are involved. In general, the transformation is identified which, when applied to one image, makes it match the other image. The most general case is that of inhomogeneous elastic image registration, where each pixel or voxel is associated with its own ...
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