region-based image-fusion framework for compressive imaging
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Abstract
A novel region-based image-fusion framework for compressive imaging (CI) and its implementation scheme are proposed. Unlike previous works on conventional image fusion, we consider both compression capability on sensor side and intelligent understanding of the image contents in the image fusion. Firstly, the compressed sensing theory and normalized cut theory are introduced. Then region-based image-fusion framework for compressive imaging is proposed and its corresponding fusion scheme is constructed. Experiment results demonstrate that the proposed scheme delivers superior performance over traditional compressive image-fusion schemes in terms of both object metrics and visual quality.
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| Authors | ;Yang Chen;Zheng Qin |
| Journal | Chemico-biological interactions |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/219540
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