Article | REF: TE5230 V1

Fusion in image processing: specific features and digital approaches

Authors: Isabelle BLOCH, Henri MAÎTRE

Publication date: May 10, 2002

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1. General information and definitions

1.1 Definitions

In this article, we take a broad view of the term "information". In particular, it covers both data (e.g. measurements, images, signals, etc.) and knowledge (about data, about the domain, about constraints, etc.), which can be generic or specific.

  • The definition of information fusion that we will use throughout this article is as follows:

Definition 1. Information fusion involves combining heterogeneous information from several sources to improve decision-making.

This definition is sufficiently general to encompass the diversity of fusion problems encountered in signal and image processing. What makes it interesting is that...

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