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Development of the local maximum variety of ranked-order filters

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Abstract

A form of ranked-order filters is introduced as the local maximum filter. The construction of the local maximum filter is described, followed by a discussion of its function and some of its more important properties, and an example application of a two-dimensional local maximum filter is provided to illustrate the detection of single-pixel targets against a cloud clutter background. The closing discussion provides a mathematical development of the filter.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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