MIRF: A Multimodal Image Registration and Fusion Module Based on DT-CWT
Abstract Image Fusion is a powerful and necessary tool to incorporate the relevant visual information provided by multiple sensors simultaneously. The quality of the results however, is bounded not only by the quality of the algorithm, but also by the outcome of the required image registration algor...
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