A scheme for the optimization of imaging systems based on object- class separability.

W. E. Smith; H. H. Barrett; R. D. Fiete; K. J. Myers; T. J. Roney

A scheme for the optimization of imaging systems based on object- class separability.

W. E. Smith, H. H. Barrett, R. D. Fiete, K. J. Myers, T. J. Roney

Medical Imaging

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Abstract

A cost function is presented that characterizes how well two or more object classes are separated for classification purposes. This cost, the Hotelling trace criteria (HTC), can be used as a measure of performance of an imaging system. As an example, the HTC is applied to the aperture design of a coded-aperture system useful in nuclear medicine.-Authors

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	254-257
Number of pages	4
Journal	Unknown Journal
State	Published - 1985

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