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23 June 1997 Image edge location estimate based on the image centroid slope
Steven L. Chodos, Stacy H. Roszkowski
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Abstract
A technique is developed for estimating the leading edge location of an imaged target based on the target's centroid and its slope as the raster is scanned across the target's image. Since the estimate involves more pixels than the standard edge algorithm is easily implemented in a pipe-line process so that the leading edge location can be determined as the video is being read off the focal plane array with minimum processing delay. This algorithm can be shown to be a generalization of the standard biased centroid track algorithm. However, while the biased centroid algorithm requires a priori knowledge of the imaged target shape in order to determine the propose bias, this algorithm estimates the shape dependent factors in real time without any a priori knowledge.
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Steven L. Chodos and Stacy H. Roszkowski "Image edge location estimate based on the image centroid slope", Proc. SPIE 3086, Acquisition, Tracking, and Pointing XI, (23 June 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.277187
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KEYWORDS
Detection and tracking algorithms

Nose

Image processing

Image analysis

Motion measurement

Binary data

Image sensors

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