Abstract

The usage of a fused image and compressed model in a VLSI implementation is demonstrated. In this study, distortion correction is also considered. In distortion correction models, least-squares estimate is utilized. The technique of picture fusion is widely employed in medical imaging. Many pictures are obtained from various sensors (or) multiple images are captured at different times by one sensor in the image fusion approach. CT scans give useful information on denser tissue with the least amount of distortion. The information obtained from a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of soft tissue with significant distortion is useful. The DWT-based image fusion approach employs discrete wavelet transforms, a novel multi-resolution analytic tool. Back mapping expansion polynomial is used to reduce computer complexity. Using 0.18um technology, the suggested VLSI design achieves 218MHz with 1480 logical components.

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