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An adaptive parameter optimization method for astronomical image alignment using Bayesian optimization. I. A hierarchical search strategy for FWHM and SNR
The alignment and stacking of astronomical images are fundamental steps for detecting faint objects and performing high?precision astrometry. In traditional alignment workflows, the extraction of source lists is critically dependent on key parameters such as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) and
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