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24 April 1980 The prediction Of Accuracy In Digital Cross-Correlation Of Stereo-Pair Images
Thomas W. Ryan, B. R. Hunt
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Proceedings Volume 0219, Electro-Optical Technology for Autonomous Vehicles; (1980) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958539
Event: 1980 Los Angeles Technical Symposium, 1980, Los Angeles, United States
Abstract
The cross-covariance function is commonly used to locate conjugate imagery in digital stereo-pair images. Statistical analysis of the covariance function leads to expressions for the probability of correlation error, P , and the estimated mean-square-error over a region of imagery. These expressions depend only on the image auto-correlation function, the match window, and the number of correlator taps. The presence of distortion between images is modelled by comparinc a function f(x) with its distorted form f(h(x)). The effect of distortion on the expected cross-covariance function is shown to be a convolution with the image auto-ccvariance function. The result indicates that the choice of the true correlation oeak does not necessarily imply correct image conjugacy. The effect of distortion on the error prediction expressions is discussed.
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Thomas W. Ryan and B. R. Hunt "The prediction Of Accuracy In Digital Cross-Correlation Of Stereo-Pair Images", Proc. SPIE 0219, Electro-Optical Technology for Autonomous Vehicles, (24 April 1980); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958539
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KEYWORDS
Distortion

Error analysis

Statistical analysis

Correlation function

Optical correlators

Electro optics

Rutherfordium

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