Registration Of Sheared Images Using Phase Correlation

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Gonzalez, Ruben
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2013
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Phase Correlation is a well-known method for registration of images that are related by similarity transforms. Its extension to registration of affine transformed images is not straightforward. This paper presents a method for recovering the transformation parameters of images that have been translated, shifted, rotated and arbitrarily sheared. It is effective for recovering shearing parameters with magnitudes of up to 40% of the image size. The proposed method makes use of Phase Correlation in conjunction a Hough based technique. Theory, methodology and experimental results are presented.Phase Correlation is a well-known method for registration of images that are related by similarity transforms. Its extension to registration of affine transformed images is not straightforward. This paper presents a method for recovering the transformation parameters of images that have been translated, shifted, rotated and arbitrarily sheared. It is effective for recovering shearing parameters with magnitudes of up to 40% of the image size. The proposed method makes use of Phase Correlation in conjunction a Hough based technique. Theory, methodology and experimental results are presented.
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PROCEEDINGS OF 2013 28TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON IMAGE AND VISION COMPUTING NEW ZEALAND (IVCNZ 2013)
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Computer vision