NASA NTRS · 19880063883
Experience with the matched filtered weighted-shift-and-add method
Abstract
It is presently demonstrated that while the matched filter formulated by Ribak (1986) for the extension of the weighted-shift-and-add (WSA) method successfully reduces photon statistics-dominated specklegrams, the iterative method originally proposed by Ribak does not converge in the case of photon-noisy specklegrams for objects having more than one maxima. Attention is accordingly given to methods for rendering the procedure more 'artificially intelligent'. An error matrix is defined that is useful in evaluating the validity of the results produced by the matched filter extension of the WSA method.
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Hege, E. Keith, Strobel, Nicolas V., Ribak, Erez, Christou, Julian C.. 1987-01-01. Experience with the matched filtered weighted-shift-and-add method. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880063883
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