Abstract. We present a new method for the fast and robust computation of in-formation theoretic similarity measures for alignment of multi-modality medical images. The proposed method defines a non-uniform, adaptive sampling scheme for estimating the entropies of the images, which is less vulnerable to local max-ima as compared to uniform and random sampling. The sampling is defined using an octree partition of the template image, and is preferable over other proposed methods of non-uniform sampling since it respects the underlying data distribu-tion. It also extends naturally to a multi-resolution registration approach, which is commonly employed in the alignment of medical images. The effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated u...
Similarity measure is one of the main factors that affect the accuracy of intensity-based 2D/3D regi...
In this paper, a novel spatial feature, namely maximum distance-gradient-magnitude (MDGM), is define...
We propose two information theoretic similarity measures that allow to incorporate tissue class info...
Abstract. We present a new method for the fast and robust computation of in-formation theoretic simi...
A new approach to the problem of multimodality medical image registration is proposed, using a basic...
Multi-modal image registration is a challenging problem in medical imaging. The goal is to align ana...
Methods based on mutual information have shown promising results for matching of multimodal brain im...
Image registration methods based on maximization of mutual information have shown promising results ...
Abstract. We propose a new, adaptive local measure based on gradient orientation similarity for the ...
In [8], Studholme et al. introduced normalized mutual in-formation (NMI) as an overlap invariant gen...
Medical imaging is nowadays a vital component of a large number of clinical applications. For compar...
Multimodal image alignment is the process of finding spatial correspondences between images formed b...
Multi-modal image registration is a challenging prob-lem in medical imaging. The goal is to align an...
The objective of registration process is to obtain a spatial transformation of a floating image to a...
Image registration is widely used in different areas, including medical image analysis and image pro...
Similarity measure is one of the main factors that affect the accuracy of intensity-based 2D/3D regi...
In this paper, a novel spatial feature, namely maximum distance-gradient-magnitude (MDGM), is define...
We propose two information theoretic similarity measures that allow to incorporate tissue class info...
Abstract. We present a new method for the fast and robust computation of in-formation theoretic simi...
A new approach to the problem of multimodality medical image registration is proposed, using a basic...
Multi-modal image registration is a challenging problem in medical imaging. The goal is to align ana...
Methods based on mutual information have shown promising results for matching of multimodal brain im...
Image registration methods based on maximization of mutual information have shown promising results ...
Abstract. We propose a new, adaptive local measure based on gradient orientation similarity for the ...
In [8], Studholme et al. introduced normalized mutual in-formation (NMI) as an overlap invariant gen...
Medical imaging is nowadays a vital component of a large number of clinical applications. For compar...
Multimodal image alignment is the process of finding spatial correspondences between images formed b...
Multi-modal image registration is a challenging prob-lem in medical imaging. The goal is to align an...
The objective of registration process is to obtain a spatial transformation of a floating image to a...
Image registration is widely used in different areas, including medical image analysis and image pro...
Similarity measure is one of the main factors that affect the accuracy of intensity-based 2D/3D regi...
In this paper, a novel spatial feature, namely maximum distance-gradient-magnitude (MDGM), is define...
We propose two information theoretic similarity measures that allow to incorporate tissue class info...