Auto-regressive transformation for image alignment
Lee, Kanggeon, Lee, Soochahn, Lee, Kyoung Mu
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Robustness to these challenges improves through iterative refinement of the transformation field while focusing on critical regions in multi-scale image representations. We thus propose Auto-Regressive Transformation (ART), a novel method that iteratively estimates the coarse-to-fine transformations within an auto-regressive framework. Leveraging hierarchical multi-scale features, our network refines the transformations using randomly sampled points at each scale. By incorporating guidance from the cross-attention layer, the model focuses on critical regions, ensuring accurate alignment even in challenging, feature-limited conditions. Extensive experiments across diverse datasets demonstrate that ART significantly outperforms state-of-the-art methods, establishing it as a powerful new method for precise image alignment with broad applicability. Image alignment is a fundamental problem in computer vision that involves registering images captured from different perspectives, times, or modalities by estimating an optimal spatial transformation. The process is essential for achieving seamless integration and analysis of images.
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
May-9-2025
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