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Pattern discrimination by multiple circular harmonic components

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Abstract

Multiple circular harmonic components of the same target can be used jointly to discriminate between the target and other objects. Two methods are considered: Coherent superposition and decision making in multidimensional space. Experimental results for the discrimination between a tank and a truck are given.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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