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20 September 2002 Feature-level image fusion technique based on wavelet transform
Zhigang Fan, Songling Fu, Runshun Li, Baojun Zuo
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Abstract
The character of MRA (Multi-resolution Analysis) of wavelet transform can make the image be divided into different frequency spaces, so the image information in different frequency spaces can be processed and the features of the original image can be controlled. Wavelet transform is used widely in image compressing, edge detecting, noise filtering, image fusing etc. Based on Mallat fast algorithm in this paper, the noise of the image is filtered with threshold method after decomposing. Then the weighing operator and the comparing operator are applied for the image reconstructing, and feature-level image fusing is accomplished in practice. In contrast, it is better than the effect of other methods.
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Zhigang Fan, Songling Fu, Runshun Li, and Baojun Zuo "Feature-level image fusion technique based on wavelet transform", Proc. SPIE 4919, Advanced Materials and Devices for Sensing and Imaging, (20 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.470952
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KEYWORDS
Image fusion

Image processing

Wavelet transforms

Image filtering

Image sensors

Wavelets

Sensors

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