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Riesz-Laplace Wavelet Transform and PCNN Based Image Fusion

Sun Shuifa, Tang Yongheng, Mei Zhoujunshen, Yang Min, Tang Tinglong, Wu Yirong

Machine Graphics and Vision

2023

Vol. 32, No. 1

73--84

Important information perceived by human vision comes from the low-level features of the image, which can be extracted by the Riesz transform. In this study, we propose a Riesz transform based approach to image fusion. The image to be fused is first decomposed using the Riesz transform. Then the image sequence obtained in the Riesz transform domain is subjected to the Laplacian wavelet transform based on the fractional Laplacian operators and the multi-harmonic splines. After Laplacian wavelet transform, the image representations have directional and multi-resolution characteristics. Finally, image fusion is performed, leveraging Riesz-Laplace wavelet analysis and the global coupling characteristics of pulse coupled neural network (PCNN). The proposed approach has been tested in several application scenarios, such as multi-focus imaging, medical imaging, remote sensing full-color imaging, and multi-spectral imaging. Compared with conventional methods, the proposed approach demonstrates superior performance on visual effects, contrast, clarity, and the overall efficiency.

Neural networks for medical image processing

Pieciak T., Jaworek J., Gorgon M.

Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems

2011

Vol. 7, no. 4

101--110

The proposed article presents the most common types of artificial neural networks used to be performed in the field of medical imaging. The first section describes the use of artificial neural networks in the preprocessing stage, restoration of noisy and distorted images and in conjunction with morphological operations. The second part presents the artificial neural networks in image segmentation problem, particularly in adaptive binarization threshold level selection and as a complement to the active contour method.