Andrii Babii - Application of fuzzy transform to image fusion
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This document discusses applying fuzzy transform to image fusion. It begins by defining image fusion as combining multiple input images into a single composite image that contains better scene description. It then categorizes fusion into multifocus, multimodal, multiview, and multitemporal fusion. For multifocus fusion, the input is images where one region is in focus in at least one image, and output is a fully focused image. Fuzzy transform is proposed for this using fuzzy sets and partitions to smooth edges and extract sharp parts to create a better fused image. The document provides equations for direct and inverse fuzzy transforms and examples of their application to image fusion.
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- 1. Application of fuzzy transform to image fusion Babii Andrii Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics Ph.d. student, Supervisor: prof. Yerokhin A.L. andrii.babii@nure.ua
- 2. Image Fusion Process of combining multiple input images into single composite image New image should contain better description of the scene than the input images For example: low res multi-spectral image, Pan image and Result – pan-sharpened image http://www.earthview3d.net/about/
- 3. Fusion categories Multifocus fusion Multimodal fusion Multiview fusion Multitemporal fusion
- 4. Multifocus fusion • Input: Set of images where there is at least one region of image is in focus in at least one channel • Output: Image everywhere in focus • Method: identify the regions in focus on input images and combine it
- 6. Images of different modalities: PET, CT, MRI, visible, infrared, ultraviolet, etc. Multimodal fusion Input: Output: Increase quality of band-specific information for lower dataamount of data Method: Averaging, fusion in transform domain, object level fusion
- 7. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1401.0166.pdfMultimodal fusion in medicine Multimodal fusion in GIS http://eijournal.com/print/articles/data-fusion-empowers-geospatial-analysis
- 8. Images of same modality, at the same time but under different conditions or from different places Multiview fusion Input: Output: Increase quality by complementary information from views Method: Averaging, multi-view deconvolution, iterative fusion methods
- 10. Images of same scene taken at different time Multitemporal fusion Input: Output: Changes detection Method: Substraction
- 12. Multifocus fusion using fuzzy transform + = = We want: What is fuzzy transform? It’s approximation method based on fuzzy sets, proposed by Perfilieva. It can be seen as fuzzy set-based analogue of the Fourie Transform http://www.math.sk/fsta2012/presentations/dankova-perfilieva.pdf The use of F-transform for image fusion algorithms,Perfilieva,Dankova,Hodakova http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?arnumber=5686496
- 13. Fuzzy logic. Membership functions
- 14. 1D data. Crisp partitions
- 16. 1D data. Fuzzy partitions on X
- 17. Equations Direct fuzzy transform Inverse fuzzy transform
- 19. 2D fuzzy partitions = For each partition!
- 20. Real image
- 22. Result of approximationInput F-transform (5x5, triangle) Gaussian blur(5x5)
- 23. How it works Find sharp parts (the best parts) extract create better image Fuzzy transform used here
- 24. Main idea Fuzzy transform smoothing edges So, the more fuzzy image – the lower compression error after fuzzy transform ! 1. Recursively transform image via fuzzy transformation 2. Good parts will have high difference between origin and reconstruction 3. Use it to reconstruct sharp image Steps
- 25. Step 1. Direct + Inverse Fuzzy Transform
- 26. Step 2. Calculate error for pixels and areas
- 27. Apply the threshold to areas
- 28. Result
- 29. Example
- 30. Future work 1. What if input image too fuzzy? 2. How to select “good partition size”? 3. In real world images does not fit. How we can deal with it?
- 32. Direct 2D fuzzy transform
- 33. Inverse 2D fuzzy transform
- 34. Thank you!