Image Registration Based on Improved Ant Colony Algorithm

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Image registration is an important technology in image processing and computer vision, ant colony algorithm search for the optimal registration parameters in image registration has a strong global optimization ability, but the final search to the accuracy of the registration parameters and search for a very long time. in this paper an improved ant colony algorithm is presented to improve the registration accuracy by the original ant colony algorithm and simplex algorithm has a strong local optimization, improved ant colony algorithm heuristic function in order to improve the convergence speed; Finally, the improved ant colony algorithm combined with multi-resolution registration strategy to reduce the time of image registration. The experimental results show that compared with the original ant colony algorithm, an improved ant colony algorithm can effectively improve the image registration accuracy, and can reduce the number of convergence of the algorithm.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 765-767)

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683-686

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September 2013

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