A review on various image fusion algorithms

Jha, Nivedita; Saxena, Aumreesh Kumar; Manoria, Manish

doi:10.1109/rise.2017.8378146

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“…Independent Component Analysis [10] A method for finding underlying factors or components from multivariate (multidimensional) statistical data.…”

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“…The result show that symlet wavelet performed better in terms of performance measures. Nivedita Jha et al [10] perform proportional study of image fusion methods. It shows the DWT with PCA gives better result than the other techniques mentioned in the paper.…”

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“…It has less spatial resolution and has poor directional selectivity. DWT applied on source image to decompose it into different wavelet coefficient and PCA applied on low frequency coefficients [10].…”

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Review of Different Image Fusion Techniques

Anantkar¹

2019

IJRASET

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This paper proposes study of different image fusion techniques. Image fusion is combining relevant information from two or more images into a single image. The resulting image is more informative than the original image. It is not possible to get an image with all relevant information in one try, hence we have to take no. of trials then these images can be fused to get all relevant information. This paper provides survey about several techniques which provide better approach for future research.

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“…Independent Component Analysis [10] A method for finding underlying factors or components from multivariate (multidimensional) statistical data.…”

Section: Results In Color Distortion 11mentioning

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Anantkar¹

2019

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“…The straightforward operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) are now explained [21][22][23]. Addition is the modest operation, and functions by calculating the intensity figure of the N source images on a pixel-by-pixel basis.…”

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Evaluation of weighted fusion for scalar images in multi-sensor network

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Srisarkun²

2021

Bulletin EEI

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The regular image fusion method based on scalar has the problem how to prioritize and proportionally enrich image details in multi-sensor network. Based on multiple sensors to fuse and manipulate patterns of computer vision is practical. A fusion (integration) rule, bit-depth conversion, and truncation (due to conflict of size) on the image information are studied. Through multi-sensor images, the fusion rule based on weighted priority is employed to restructure prescriptive details of a fused image. Investigational results confirm that the associated details between multiple images are possibly fused, the prescription is executed and finally, features are improved. Visualization for both spatial and frequency domains to support the image analysis is also presented.

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“…transform have been employed due to a reduced degradation of the spectral information contained in the original multi-spectral images, also leading to improvement in the spatial resolution [22]- [31]. According to wavelet-based studies, showing promising results for image fusion, [5], [26], [27], [32], [33] the wavelet transform contributes to obtaining better fused images due to the way in which coefficients are computed as part of the transformation process [34], [35]. This process yields the wavelet planes, which keep more spatial and spectral information from the original images than other techniques.…”

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A comparative study for the assessment of Ikonos satellite image-fusion techniques

Daza

Parra

Upegui

2022

IJEECS

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IImage-fusion provide users with detailed information about the urban and rural environment, which is useful for applications such as urban planning and management when higher spatial resolution images are not available. There are different image fusion methods. This paper implements, evaluates, and compares six satellite image-fusion methods, namely wavelet 2D-M transform, gram schmidt, high-frequency modulation, high pass filter (HPF) transform, simple mean value, and PCA. An Ikonos image (Panchromatic-PAN and multispectral-MULTI) showing the northwest of Bogotá (Colombia) is used to generate six fused images: MULTIWavelet 2D-M, MULTIG-S, MULTIMHF, MULTIHPF, MULTISMV, and MULTIPCA. In order to assess the efficiency of the six image-fusion methods, the resulting images were evaluated in terms of both spatial quality and spectral quality. To this end, four metrics were applied, namely the correlation index, erreur relative globale adimensionnelle de synthese (ERGAS), relative average spectral error (RASE) and the Q index. The best results were obtained for the MULTISMV image, which exhibited spectral correlation higher than 0.85, a Q index of 0.84, and the highest scores in spectral assessment according to ERGAS and RASE, 4.36% and 17.39% respectively.

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A review on various image fusion algorithms

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Review of Different Image Fusion Techniques

Review of Different Image Fusion Techniques

Evaluation of weighted fusion for scalar images in multi-sensor network

A comparative study for the assessment of Ikonos satellite image-fusion techniques

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