Author:
Vadhi Radhika,Swamy Kilari Veera
Abstract
Abstract
The Quality of vision is a practical objective in the image processing.One of the applications of image processing procedures is Image Fusion. To get the subjective vision of a image by gathering the best data from source images of a similar scene/picture and spot them in a solitary void image is the Image Fusion process. A simple and versatile approaches are statistical measures, that are applicable in any kind of image/signal processing techniques. In the first step, image is decomposed using Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT). Mathematical computation of Smoothness is proposed in transform domain. This metric is used to select important information from multiple source images resulting to fused image. Further, Human Visual System (HVS) is also explored for fusion. Here all sub bands of DWT are multiplied with HVS weights. Highest response sub band is identified from various sub bands of multiple images using HVS. These sub bands are selected to get the fused image. Smoothness based fusion technique identifies the good texture information and leave the noise affected portions from the multiple source images. HVS based fusion technique identifies the visually important information from the multiple source images. The registered multi-focus and medical images are considered as source images. The experimental results shows that proposed fusion techniques are good in terms of popular fusion metrics.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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