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Optical method to locate the centroids of nonoverlapping objects in a scene

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Abstract

Matched filtering techniques have the important property that they can detect an object within a scene containing many other objects. However, when the target class contains statistical variations, matched filtering does not perform well. On the other hand, feature extractors for statistical pattern recognition usually operate properly only when the scene contains one object at a time, thus necessitating segmentation if the scene contains many objects.

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