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Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume High resolution image fusion via fusion frames Shidong Li San Francisco State University jointly with Zhenjie Yao


  1. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume High resolution image fusion via fusion frames Shidong Li San Francisco State University jointly with Zhenjie Yao and Weidong Yi Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences FFT - University of Maryland February 17 & 18, 2011

  2. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Outline Motivation of Fusion Frames 1 What is Fusion Frame? 2 The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion 3 Algorithms 4 Numerical examples: simulated and realistic images 5

  3. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Outline Motivation of Fusion Frames 1 What is Fusion Frame? 2 The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion 3 Algorithms 4 Numerical examples: simulated and realistic images 5

  4. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume What’s a Frame? Definition of frames A sequence { x n } n ∈ I in H is a frame for H , if there exist 0 < A ≤ B < ∞ ( lower and upper frame bounds ) such that A � f � 2 ≤ |� f , x n �| 2 ≤ B � f � 2 f or all f ∈ H . � n ∈ I

  5. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume What’s a Frame? Definition of frames A sequence { x n } n ∈ I in H is a frame for H , if there exist 0 < A ≤ B < ∞ ( lower and upper frame bounds ) such that A � f � 2 ≤ |� f , x n �| 2 ≤ B � f � 2 f or all f ∈ H . � n ∈ I Basic properties of frames Frame is a “basis-like” system in H . Frame is typically redundant. Frame representation: there are dual frames { ˜ x n } ⊆ H such that for all f ∈ H , f = � f , ˜ x n � x n = � f , x n � ˜ x n . � � n n

  6. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems.

  7. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems. Each sensor S i has its spanning subspace W i .

  8. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems. Each sensor S i has its spanning subspace W i . Subspaces { W i } can have arbitrary overlap - much like overlaps in frames .

  9. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems. Each sensor S i has its spanning subspace W i . Subspaces { W i } can have arbitrary overlap - much like overlaps in frames . Sensor subspaces are almost never orthogonal - much like the non-orthogonality in frames .

  10. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems. Each sensor S i has its spanning subspace W i . Subspaces { W i } can have arbitrary overlap - much like overlaps in frames . Sensor subspaces are almost never orthogonal - much like the non-orthogonality in frames . Sensor network is almost always redundant - much like the redundancy in frames .

  11. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Why Fusion Frames? General Problem: perform data fusion from measurements out of a sensor network or distributed systems. Each sensor S i has its spanning subspace W i . Subspaces { W i } can have arbitrary overlap - much like overlaps in frames . Sensor subspaces are almost never orthogonal - much like the non-orthogonality in frames . Sensor network is almost always redundant - much like the redundancy in frames . Need a technique to perform data fusion among a set of overlapping, non-orthogonal and redundant data measurements, regardless how complicated the sensor subspaces { W i } are related.

  12. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Outline Motivation of Fusion Frames 1 What is Fusion Frame? 2 The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion 3 Algorithms 4 Numerical examples: simulated and realistic images 5

  13. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Definition of Fusion Frames Fusion Frames Let { W i } i ∈ I be a set of closed subspaces of a Hilbert space H , and let { π W i } be orthogonal projections onto { W i } , and let { v i > 0 } be weights. { π W i , v i } is a fusion frame for H , if there exist constants 0 < C ≤ D < ∞ such that C � f � 2 ≤ i � π W i ( f ) � 2 ≤ D � f � 2 v 2 for all f ∈ H . � (1) i ∈ I

  14. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Definition of Fusion Frames Fusion Frames Let { W i } i ∈ I be a set of closed subspaces of a Hilbert space H , and let { π W i } be orthogonal projections onto { W i } , and let { v i > 0 } be weights. { π W i , v i } is a fusion frame for H , if there exist constants 0 < C ≤ D < ∞ such that C � f � 2 ≤ i � π W i ( f ) � 2 ≤ D � f � 2 v 2 for all f ∈ H . � (1) i ∈ I [CK’04] P . Casazza, G. Kutyniok, Frames of Subspaces, Contemp. Math. , Amer. Math. Soc., 345 (87-113), 2004. [CKL’06] P . Casazza, G. Kutyniok and S. Li, Fusion Frames and Distributed Systems, Appl. Comp. Harmon. Anal. , 25 (114 - 132), 2008.

  15. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume Examples of related work on fusion frames [Sun’06] W. Sun, G-frames and g-Riesz bases, J. of Math. Anal. and Appl. , 322 :1, (437 - 452), 2006. [Kaftal, Larson and Zhang, 2009] Operator Valued Frames Others...

  16. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume On related work While g-frame or operator-valued frames are indeed more general, there is a reason why projection operators are particularly important in applications.

  17. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume On related work While g-frame or operator-valued frames are indeed more general, there is a reason why projection operators are particularly important in applications. Because physical devices are naturally modeled by a frame, and thereby a natural projection operator.

  18. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume On related work While g-frame or operator-valued frames are indeed more general, there is a reason why projection operators are particularly important in applications. Because physical devices are naturally modeled by a frame, and thereby a natural projection operator. The restriction to projection operators is a stronger constraint. The analysis of projection-based fusion frames becomes different and a bit more involved.

  19. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume The Fusion Frame Operator S W � � Analysis operator T W : H → { W i } ℓ 2 T W ( f ) = { v i π W i ( f ) } i ∈ I . Then the fusion frame operator S W is defined by S W ( f ) = T ∗ W T W ( f ) = v 2 i π W i ( f ) . � i ∈ I

  20. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume The Fusion Frame Operator S W � � Analysis operator T W : H → { W i } ℓ 2 T W ( f ) = { v i π W i ( f ) } i ∈ I . Then the fusion frame operator S W is defined by S W ( f ) = T ∗ W T W ( f ) = v 2 i π W i ( f ) . � i ∈ I Fusion frame inequality is equivalent to CI d ≤ S W ≤ DI d .

  21. Motivation of Fusion Frames What is Fusion Frame? The fusion frame formulation of multi-camera image fusion Algorithms Nume A computational difference Theorem: Global processing Let { x i , j } j ∈ J i be a frame for W i . { π W i , v i } is a fusion frame of H iff { v i x i , j } i , j is a frame of H (with the frame operator S F ). ∀ f ∈ H , f = � f , v i x i , j � S − 1 F v i x i , j . � i , j

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