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- Title
Color and depth image registration algorithm based on multi-vector-fields constraints.
- Authors
Li, Xiaolin; Li, Daoqing; Peng, Li; Zhou, Huabing; Chen, Deng; Zhang, Yanduo; Xie, Liang
- Abstract
Image registration, which aim to establish a reliable feature relationship between images, is a critical problem in the field of image processing. In order to enhance the accuracy of color and depth image registration, this paper proposes an novel image registration algorithm based on multi-vector-fields constraints. We first initialize the edge information features of color and depth images, and establish putative correspondences based on edge information. Consider the correlation between the images, establish the functional relationships of the multi-vector-fields constraints based on the relationships. In the reproducing nuclear Hilbert space (RKHS), this constraint is added to the probability model, and the model parameters are optimized using the EM algorithm. Finally, the probability of corresponding edge points of the image is obtained. In order to further improve registration accuracy, this paper will change the input from one pair to two pairs and let the feature transformation relationship between images be iteratively evaluated using the parameter model. Taking publicly available RGB-D images as experimental subjects, results show that for single object image registration, the algorithm image registration accuracy in this paper is improved by about 5% compared with SC, ICP, and CPD algorithms. In addition, artificial noise was used to test the proposed algorithm's anti-noise ability, results show that the proposed algorithm has superior anti-noise ability relative to SC, ICP and CPD algorithms.
- Subjects
IMAGE registration; MARKOV random fields; EXPECTATION-maximization algorithms; ALGORITHMS; IMAGE processing; COLORS
- Publication
Multimedia Tools & Applications, 2019, Vol 78, Issue 17, p24301
- ISSN
1380-7501
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1007/s11042-018-7048-4