A Non-Rigid Image Registration Algorithm Based on NURBS

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Non-rigid image registration is an interesting and challenging research work in medical image processing, computer vision and remote sensing fields. In this paper we present a free form deformable algorithm based on NURBS because NURBS (Non-uniform Rational B Spline ) with a non-uniform grid has a higher registration precision and a higher registration speed in comparison with B spline. In our experiment we compare the NURBS based FFD method with the B spline based FFD method quantitatively. The experiment result shows that the algorithm can improve highly the registration precision.

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