Common Representational Format

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Introduction

The subject of this chapter is the common representational format. Conversionof all sensor observations to a common format is a basic requirement for all multisensor data fusion systems. The reason for this is that only after conversion to a common format are the sensor observations compatible and sensor fusion may be performed. The following example, taken from the field of brain research, illustrates the concept of a common representational format.

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Linear Discriminant Analysis Local Binary Pattern Scale Invariant Feature Transform Kernel Principal Component Analysis Mosaic Image 
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