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Showing papers by "Andrey S. Ostrovsky published in 2008"


Proceedings Article
25 Jan 2008
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed the alternative coherent-mode representation of a source which does not involve the solution of the Fredholm integral equation but may be obtained from the results of radiometric measurements.
Abstract: The problem of computer reconstruction of the coherent-mode structure of an optical field with unknown cross-spectral density function is considered. It is proposed the alternative coherent-mode representation of a source which does not involve the solution of the Fredholm integral equation but may be obtained from the results of radiometric measurements. The basic concept is illustrated by the example of the alternative coherent-mode representation calculated for the 1-D Lambertian source.

Proceedings Article
20 Feb 2008
TL;DR: In this paper, the problem of segmenting the satellite images into homogeneous texture regions that correspond to the different classes of terrestrial surface is considered, and it is shown that this problem may be successfully solved by using the method of spectral synthetic discriminant functions recently proposed by the authors for classification of random image fields.
Abstract: The problem of segmenting the satellite images into homogeneous texture regions that correspond to the different classes of terrestrial surface is considered. It is shown that this problem may be successfully solved by using the method of spectral synthetic discriminant functions recently proposed by the authors for classification of random image fields and realized by means of a rather simple optoelectronic technique. The experimental results of segmenting the true satellite images are given.

Proceedings Article
25 Jan 2008
TL;DR: The fast algorithm for calculating the bilinear transform in the optical system is proposed, based on the coherent-mode representation of the cross-spectral density function of the illumination.
Abstract: The fast algorithm for calculating the bilinear transform in the optical system is proposed. This algorithm is based on the coherent-mode representation of the cross-spectral density function of the illumination. The algorithm is computationally efficient when the illumination is partially coherent. Numerical examples are studied and compared with theoretical results.