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  • Chinese Optics Letters
  • Vol. 9,
  • Issue 6,
  • pp. 061001-
  • (2011)

KW-SIFT descriptor for remote-sensing image registration

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Abstract

A technique to construct an affine invariant descriptor for remote-sensing image registration based on the scale invariant features transform (SIFT) in a kernel space is proposed. Affine invariant SIFT descriptor is first developed in an elliptical region determined by the Hessian matrix of the feature points. Thereafter, the descriptor is mapped to a feature space induced by a kernel, and a new descriptor is constructed by whitening the mapped descriptor in the feature space, with the transform called KW-SIFT. In a final step, the new descriptor is used to register remote-sensing images. Experimental results for remote-sensing image registration indicate that the proposed method improves the registration performance as compared with other related methods.

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