3. Probabilistic and Bayesian fusion
When a set of images is available, the first task is often to transform it into a smaller, simpler subset, without losing any information.
A principal component analysis approach is often employed, which projects each image onto the eigenvectors of the correlation matrix, thus obtaining new decorrelated images, ranked in descending order of energy. Truncation at
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(1) - WHITE (F.E.) - Data Fusion Lexicon, Data Fusion Subpanel of the Joint Directors of Laboratories Technical Panel for C 3. - 1991.
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(2) - ANDRESS (K.M.), KAK (A.C.) - Evidence Accumulation and Low Control in a Hierarchical Spatial Reasoning System. - AI Magazine, p. 75-94, 1988.
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