1 July 1994 Optical composite wavelet-matched filters
Danny Roberge, Yunlong Sheng
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Abstract
The wavelet-matched filter performs the continuous wavelet transform for edge feature enhancement and the correlation between two wavelet transforms for pattern recognition in a single step. The composite wavelet-matched filter is a combination of the wavelet-matched filters, that yields desired outputs for a given set of training mages. We present the definition, the iterative design algorithm, the quasi-orthogonality of the components, and the optical implementation of the composite wavelet-matched filter. The filter yields a sharp correlation peak at the origin without sidelobe. A comparison between the composite wavelet-matched filter with the conventional composite filter is also given.
Danny Roberge and Yunlong Sheng "Optical composite wavelet-matched filters," Optical Engineering 33(7), (1 July 1994). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.172249
Published: 1 July 1994
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KEYWORDS
Composites

Phase only filters

Optical filters

Image filtering

Phase shift keying

Wavelets

Fourier transforms

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