TL;DR
CRFT is a transformer-based framework that achieves robust cross-modal image registration by learning a modality-independent feature flow through a coarse-to-fine, iterative refinement process.
Contribution
It introduces a unified coarse-to-fine transformer architecture with an iterative discrepancy-guided attention mechanism for improved cross-modal registration.
Findings
CRFT outperforms state-of-the-art methods in accuracy and robustness.
It effectively handles large affine and scale variations.
The approach is applicable to remote sensing, navigation, and medical imaging.
Abstract
We present Consistent-Recurrent Feature Flow Transformer (CRFT), a unified coarse-to-fine framework based on feature flow learning for robust cross-modal image registration. CRFT learns a modality-independent feature flow representation within a transformer-based architecture that jointly performs feature alignment and flow estimation. The coarse stage establishes global correspondences through multi-scale feature correlation, while the fine stage refines local details via hierarchical feature fusion and adaptive spatial reasoning. To enhance geometric adaptability, an iterative discrepancy-guided attention mechanism with a Spatial Geometric Transform (SGT) recurrently refines the flow field, progressively capturing subtle spatial inconsistencies and enforcing feature-level consistency. This design enables accurate alignment under large affine and scale variations while maintaining…
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