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27 August 1993 Wavelet transform of fractional Brownian motion for infrared focal plane arrays
Gary A. Hewer, Wei Kuo
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Abstract
In this paper a review of some significant recent theoretical connections between fractional Brownian motion, wavelets, and a low-frequency spectrum 1/f-type noise of the form (omega) -(alpha ) 1 <EQ (alpha) <EQ 2 is presented. Fractional Brownian motion is a parsimonious model (it depends on two parameters) that links the covariance of the sample path of a random signal with its power spectrum. The wavelet transform of fractional Brownian motion has a correlation function and spectral distribution that is known. The applicability of the theory is illustrated using data from an Amber focal plane array by showing that the wavelet transform can decorrelate a 1/f-type fixed pattern noise spectrum in a predictable fashion.
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Gary A. Hewer and Wei Kuo "Wavelet transform of fractional Brownian motion for infrared focal plane arrays", Proc. SPIE 1961, Visual Information Processing II, (27 August 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.150974
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KEYWORDS
Wavelets

Wavelet transforms

Stochastic processes

Staring arrays

Visual information processing

Cameras

Statistical analysis

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