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Phasogram: image representation by localized phase

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Abstract

The importance of phase in image representation was previously demonstrated in the context of a global (Fourier) transformation. In vision where processing is accomplished by signal decomposition into localized elementary functions in the combined frequency-position space, mechanisms exist (cortical cells) which exhibit sensitivity to localized phase relationship.

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