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25 October 1989 Pattern Recognition Using The Ring-Wedge Detector And Neural-Network Software
Nicholas George, Shen-ge Wang, D. L. Venable
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Proceedings Volume 1134, Optical Pattern Recognition II; (1989) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.961621
Event: 1989 International Congress on Optical Science and Engineering, 1989, Paris, France
Abstract
In pattern recognition and in optical metrology, optical transform systems have been widely applied. Their use is particularly appropriate when the object is detailed and the recognition depends upon features that can be coarsely sampled in the transform space. Now with the advent of neural-network software, it is shown that the major difficulty in applying this optoelectronic hybrid is overcome. Using the ring-wedge photodetector and neural-network software, we illustrate the classification technique using thumbprints. This is a problem of known difficulty to us. Instead of a 4 person-month effort to devise software for its solution, we find that a 4-hour effort is all that is required. Other experiments also discussed are the sorting of photographs of cats and dogs, particulate suspensions, and image quality of digital halftones. All of these are shown to be promising examples for the application of the ring-wedge detector and neural-network software.
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Nicholas George, Shen-ge Wang, and D. L. Venable "Pattern Recognition Using The Ring-Wedge Detector And Neural-Network Software", Proc. SPIE 1134, Optical Pattern Recognition II, (25 October 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.961621
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KEYWORDS
Photography

Sensors

Neurons

Optical pattern recognition

Diffraction

Photodetectors

Neural networks

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