Enhanced Feature Matching Algorithm for Medical Image Registration

Samantaray, Minu; Panigrahi, Millee; Patra, Krishna Chandra

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-2277-0_33

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“…Image mean, variance and cross-correlation are calculated for determining invariant of the image to the size of window of template. Samantaray et al [15] proposed a method that is a combination of PSO and reformed mutual information (MI) as a similarity metric. The output yields accurate and effective registration results.…”

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“…Boundary-based techniques treat the registration as a continuous optimization problem hence the search is carried out simply in the space of the change boundaries. The most well-known examples of mathematical optimization algorithms include the angle plunge, constructed slope plummet, newton's and semi-newton strategies, Powell's methodology, and discrete optimization [15], [16]. It is very common to use strategies based on developing calculations and other metaheuristic (MH)s to mitigate the drawbacks caused by conventional search techniques [17]- [19].…”

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confidence: 99%

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An improvised coral reef optimization-based image registration using modified mutual information method

Samantaray

Panigrahi

Patra

2023

IJEECS

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Computer visualisation and medical applications require image registration. It includes transforming collective picture data into the familiar coordinate scheme. Metaheuristic-based methods were developed to explain the issue and improve the efficiency and accuracy of conventional image registration techniques due to their limitations. We describe a hybrid medical image registration technique using bio-inspired meta-heuristic algorithms: Betteroffspring and multi-crossover strategies increase convergent time and solution quality with an improvised coral reef optimization with modified mutual information (ICOR-MMI) algorithm. This new optimization method (ICORMMI) proposes that coral reefs expand, compete for space, and reproduce. A linear weighted sum of image intensity and contour flow model intensity is added to the mutual information calculation. Including statistical and spatial image data improves image registration. The established technique has been tested and verified using multiple medical image data sets, some of which contain single-modality and mixed-modality images (CT, MRI). The registration validates the proposed model's accuracy and efficiency and shows posture's contribution by incorporating statistical and geographical image data. This strategy is adapted to the real-coding problem and tested for realtime issues. The ICOR-MMI algorithm-based hybrid approach outperforms current results in time efficiency and toughness.

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