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11 June 1985 A Matched Filter For The Visual Perception Of A Dynamic Display
Vanregemorter J., Deconinck F.
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Abstract
The sensitivity of the human visual system to light intensity is time-frequency dependent, hence the perception of temporal changes in intensity depends on their frequency content. This can have great influence on the perceived signal to noise ratio of a dynamic image display. Our purpose was to develop a filter which would reduce noise frequencies to which we are more sensitive without affecting the useful information in the series. We developed a linear filter which creates a new series of images by adding three subsequent images multiplied by factors a , and a respectively. The optimal ratio 0/a for the reduction of the disturbing frequencies of noise depends on the speed of projection of the series. Because the optimisation is matched with the time properties of the human visual system, the effect of the filter can only be fully appreciated when the filtered series is presented on a movie display. The resulting effect is psychophysical and differs from observer to observer because of differences in individual visual systems.
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Vanregemorter J. and Deconinck F. "A Matched Filter For The Visual Perception Of A Dynamic Display", Proc. SPIE 0535, Application of Optical Instrumentation in Medicine XIII, (11 June 1985); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.947235
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KEYWORDS
Astatine

Image filtering

Medicine

Visual system

Optical instrument design

Visualization

Heart

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