A Methodology of Three-Dimensional Medical Image Registration Based on Conformal Geometric Invariant
Liang Hua,
Kean Yu,
Lijun Ding,
Juping Gu,
Xinsong Zhang,
Tianyu Cheng and
Hao Feng
Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2014, vol. 2014, 1-8
Abstract:
A three-dimensional multimodality medical image registration method using geometric invariant based on conformal geometric algebra (CGA) theory is put forward for responding to challenges resulting from many free degrees and computational burdens with 3D medical image registration problems. The mathematical model and calculation method of dual-vector projection invariant are established using the distribution characteristics of point cloud data and the point-to-plane distance-based measurement in CGA space. The translation operator and geometric rotation operator during registration operation are built in Clifford algebra (CA) space. The conformal geometrical algebra is used to realize the registration of 3D CT/MR-PD medical image data based on the dual vector geometric invariant. The registration experiment results indicate that the methodology proposed in this paper is of stronger commonality, less computation burden, shorter time consumption, and intuitive geometric meaning. Both subjective evaluation and objective indicators show that the methodology proposed here is of high registration accuracy and suitable for 3D medical image registration.
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1155/2014/573702
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