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Bayesian neural networks and their applications to the classification of stochastic images in stochastic backgrounds

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Abstract

We consider neural network classifiers which can estimate Bayesian a posteriori probabilities1 as Ideal Observers (IO) for classification of stochastic image patterns for which the Human Observer (HO) is known to be less reliable. Such situations arise across different imaging modalities of interest: medical X- and gamma rays and ultrasound; and passive and active imaging in the visible and the infrared.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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