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1 September 1990 Rapid traversal of an image database using binary synthetic discriminant filters
Max B. Reid, Maria G. Bualat, Paul W. Ma, John D. Downie
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Abstract
Pattern recognition invariant to image rotations of up to 75 deg, using a single filter, has been demonstrated for binary synthetic discriminant function (BSDF) optical filters, suggesting their use in directed graph-arranged data bases which can be rapidly traversed by means of a filter-plane programmable spatial light modulator (SLM). The filter data base is arranged as a tree structure in which the root node filters are invariant to over 60 deg rotation, while the leaves are 5-deg invariant. Results are presented from experiments with BSDFs designed to recognize in-plane-rotated views of a Space Shuttle Orbiter. Using a magnetooptic SLM that is driven at 350 Hz in the filter plane, orientation identifications requiring less than 30 msec have been achieved after sequencing through only 10 BSDFs.
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Max B. Reid, Maria G. Bualat, Paul W. Ma, and John D. Downie "Rapid traversal of an image database using binary synthetic discriminant filters", Proc. SPIE 1296, Advances in Optical Information Processing IV, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.21260
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Optical filters

Image filtering

Binary data

Spatial light modulators

Linear filtering

Optical correlators

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