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. 2014 Sep 5;14(9):16630–16650. doi: 10.3390/s140916630

Table 2.

Summary of the methods used to evaluate image-sequence registration.

Methods Result
Rough Evaluation
movie image sequence appears to be stable, but the test is not conclusive, because small error growth cannot be observed
spatio-temporal image moving objects appear as slanted lines and fixed objects as vertical lines
difference image darker and lighter areas represent non-registered areas; good for visually comparing consecutive images
Precise Evaluation
errors in estimated parameters not possible to assess, because there is no ground truth available
radiometric errors lower errors considered as a better match; suited for consecutive images and images with negligible brightness variation; we estimated homography parameters between consecutive images by minimizing this error (Section 4.1, our paper [26])
geometric errors flipping images and randomly checking coordinates; this method gives the final result