NASA NTRS ยท 19900012928
Intensity dependent spread processor and workstation
Abstract
The Intensity Dependent Spread (IDS) is an adaptive algorithm which is modified according to the local intensity in the scene. (This results in a nonlinear process which cannot take advantage of rather nice linear transform methods.) The computation is similar to a neural net whereby intensity information is moving from each input pixel to a set of surrounding output pixels in a manner described by Cornsweet and Yellott. A prototype of a very large scale integration IDS processor is being developed and implemented in a workstation environment. The workstation consists of a SUN 3/260 and a DATACUBE pipeline processor. The IDS prototype is a board set which operates in the DATA CUBE processor. The SUN 3/260 performs control, background processing, IDS simulation and image display functions.
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Westrom, George. 1990-02-01. Intensity dependent spread processor and workstation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900012928
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