Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration
Information theoretic-based similarity measures, in particular mutual information, are widely used for intermodal/intersubject 3-D brain image registration. However, conventional mutual information does not consider spatial dependency between adjacent voxels in images, thus reducing its efficacy as...
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doaj-3db1d5def2834f5db755efb298b5e7822021-03-29T18:38:11ZengIEEEIEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine2168-23722014-01-012273410.1109/JTEHM.2014.22992806708450Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image RegistrationQolamreza R. Razlighi0Nasser Kehtarnavaz1Department of Biomedical Engineering and Neurology, Columbia University, New York, NY, USADepartment of Electrical Engineering, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, USAInformation theoretic-based similarity measures, in particular mutual information, are widely used for intermodal/intersubject 3-D brain image registration. However, conventional mutual information does not consider spatial dependency between adjacent voxels in images, thus reducing its efficacy as a similarity measure in image registration. This paper first presents a review of the existing attempts to incorporate spatial dependency into the computation of mutual information (MI). Then, a recently introduced spatially dependent similarity measure, named spatial MI, is extended to 3-D brain image registration. This extension also eliminates its artifact for translational misregistration. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed 3-D spatial MI as a similarity measure is compared with three existing MI measures by applying controlled levels of noise degradation to 3-D simulated brain images.https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6708450/Spatial mutual informationspatially dependent similarity measuresbrain image registrationspatial entropy |
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Qolamreza R. Razlighi Nasser Kehtarnavaz Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine Spatial mutual information spatially dependent similarity measures brain image registration spatial entropy |
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Qolamreza R. Razlighi Nasser Kehtarnavaz |
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Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration |
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Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration |
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Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration |
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Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration |
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Spatial Mutual Information as Similarity Measure for 3-D Brain Image Registration |
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spatial mutual information as similarity measure for 3-d brain image registration |
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IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine |
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2168-2372 |
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Information theoretic-based similarity measures, in particular mutual information, are widely used for intermodal/intersubject 3-D brain image registration. However, conventional mutual information does not consider spatial dependency between adjacent voxels in images, thus reducing its efficacy as a similarity measure in image registration. This paper first presents a review of the existing attempts to incorporate spatial dependency into the computation of mutual information (MI). Then, a recently introduced spatially dependent similarity measure, named spatial MI, is extended to 3-D brain image registration. This extension also eliminates its artifact for translational misregistration. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed 3-D spatial MI as a similarity measure is compared with three existing MI measures by applying controlled levels of noise degradation to 3-D simulated brain images. |
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Spatial mutual information spatially dependent similarity measures brain image registration spatial entropy |
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