if A (fixed image or reference image) , B ( moving image),and C is the resulted image after the registration.
What should be C-B?
If C-B= 0, does that mean good registration ?
Thanks,
I think your goal is to make C-A=0, C-B means how much your moving image is moved.
What if C-B=0 ? Does that mean the registration failed?
@Yuxin
In most cases, yes. It means your moving image didn't move at all.
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