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Digital image motion correction by spatial warp methods.

Abstract

A technique for correction of motion between images which are obtained in high-speed digital subtraction or cine angiographic acquisitions is being tested. The method is based on the application of quadratic polynomial equations which transform one image so that it matches a reference image. Images which have been processed in this manner can be summed to improve the signal-to-noise ratios over individual images. The technique for motion correction currently being tested uses operator interaction to establish the appropriate polynomial transformation. An operator selects fiducial (reference) points on an image which will be the reference. Then he selects the corresponding fiducial points on the image to be processed. The algorithm calculates the coefficients of a pair of quadratic polynomial equations and applies them to each pixel in the image. Results demonstrate the application of the technique in phantoms and in digitized cine angiograms.

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D R Pickens, R R Price, J J Erickson, A E James. Digital image motion correction by spatial warp methods.. https://doi.org/10.1118/1.596095

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