Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,
image fusion tries to offer a method for solving the problem that no system is able to integrate functional and anatomical
information. Multiple image fusion of brain is very important for clinical applications. Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
image indicates the brain function and Single-Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) indicates local
performance in the internal organs like heart and brain imaging. Both of these images are multi-spectral images and have a
low spatial resolution. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) image shows the brain tissue anatomy and contains no
functional information. A good fusion scheme should preserve the spectral characteristics of the source multispectral image as
well as the high spatial resolution characteristics of the source panchromatic image. There are many methods for image fusion
but each of them has certain limitations. The studies have shown that YCbCr preserves spatial information and Discrete
Wavelet Transforms (DWT) preserves spectral information without distortion. The proposed method contains the advantages
of both methods and it preserves spatial and spectral information without distortion. Visual and statistical analyses show that
the results of our algorithm considerably enhance the fusion quality in connection with: discrepancy, average gradient and
Mutual information; compared to fusion methods including, Hue-Intensity-Saturation (HIS), YCbCr, Brovey, Laplacian-
pyramid, Contourlet and DWT.
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Abstract: Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,, "A Novel Architecture of Medical Image Fusion Based on YCbCr-DWT Transform", The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT) ,Volume 15, Number 05, pp. 66 - 72, September 2018, doi: .
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Abstract: Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,, " A Novel Architecture of Medical Image Fusion Based on YCbCr-DWT Transform", The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT) ,Volume 15, Number 05, pp. 66 - 72, September 2018, doi: .
Abstract: Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,
image fusion tries to offer a method for solving the problem that no system is able to integrate functional and anatomical
information. Multiple image fusion of brain is very important for clinical applications. Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
image indicates the brain function and Single-Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) indicates local
performance in the internal organs like heart and brain imaging. Both of these images are multi-spectral images and have a
low spatial resolution. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) image shows the brain tissue anatomy and contains no
functional information. A good fusion scheme should preserve the spectral characteristics of the source multispectral image as
well as the high spatial resolution characteristics of the source panchromatic image. There are many methods for image fusion
but each of them has certain limitations. The studies have shown that YCbCr preserves spatial information and Discrete
Wavelet Transforms (DWT) preserves spectral information without distortion. The proposed method contains the advantages
of both methods and it preserves spatial and spectral information without distortion. Visual and statistical analyses show that
the results of our algorithm considerably enhance the fusion quality in connection with: discrepancy, average gradient and
Mutual information; compared to fusion methods including, Hue-Intensity-Saturation (HIS), YCbCr, Brovey, Laplacian-
pyramid, Contourlet and DWT. URL: https://iajit.org/paper/3778
@ARTICLE{3778,
author={Abstract: Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,},
journal={The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT)},
title={A Novel Architecture of Medical Image Fusion Based on YCbCr-DWT Transform},
volume={15},
number={05},
pages={66 - 72},
doi={},
year={1970}
,abstract={Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,
image fusion tries to offer a method for solving the problem that no system is able to integrate functional and anatomical
information. Multiple image fusion of brain is very important for clinical applications. Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
image indicates the brain function and Single-Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) indicates local
performance in the internal organs like heart and brain imaging. Both of these images are multi-spectral images and have a
low spatial resolution. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) image shows the brain tissue anatomy and contains no
functional information. A good fusion scheme should preserve the spectral characteristics of the source multispectral image as
well as the high spatial resolution characteristics of the source panchromatic image. There are many methods for image fusion
but each of them has certain limitations. The studies have shown that YCbCr preserves spatial information and Discrete
Wavelet Transforms (DWT) preserves spectral information without distortion. The proposed method contains the advantages
of both methods and it preserves spatial and spectral information without distortion. Visual and statistical analyses show that
the results of our algorithm considerably enhance the fusion quality in connection with: discrepancy, average gradient and
Mutual information; compared to fusion methods including, Hue-Intensity-Saturation (HIS), YCbCr, Brovey, Laplacian-
pyramid, Contourlet and DWT.},
keywords={YCbCr, DWT, PET, SPECT, image fusion},
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month={Jan}}
TY - JOUR
TI - A Novel Architecture of Medical Image Fusion Based on YCbCr-DWT Transform
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SP - 66
EP - 72
AU - Abstract: Image fusion is one of the most modern
AU - accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly
AU -
DO -
JO - The International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT)
IS - 9
SN - 2413-9351
VO - 15
VL - 15
JA -
Y1 - Jan 1970
ER -
PY - 1970
AB - Image fusion is one of the most modern, accurate and useful diagnostic techniques in medical imaging. Mainly,
image fusion tries to offer a method for solving the problem that no system is able to integrate functional and anatomical
information. Multiple image fusion of brain is very important for clinical applications. Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
image indicates the brain function and Single-Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) indicates local
performance in the internal organs like heart and brain imaging. Both of these images are multi-spectral images and have a
low spatial resolution. The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) image shows the brain tissue anatomy and contains no
functional information. A good fusion scheme should preserve the spectral characteristics of the source multispectral image as
well as the high spatial resolution characteristics of the source panchromatic image. There are many methods for image fusion
but each of them has certain limitations. The studies have shown that YCbCr preserves spatial information and Discrete
Wavelet Transforms (DWT) preserves spectral information without distortion. The proposed method contains the advantages
of both methods and it preserves spatial and spectral information without distortion. Visual and statistical analyses show that
the results of our algorithm considerably enhance the fusion quality in connection with: discrepancy, average gradient and
Mutual information; compared to fusion methods including, Hue-Intensity-Saturation (HIS), YCbCr, Brovey, Laplacian-
pyramid, Contourlet and DWT.