Abstract

An artificial neural network is applied to analysis of specklegrams of binary stars. Parameters of a binary star, the angular separation and the position angle, are estimated from the specklegrams by use of neural networks for each parameter. It is shown that a neural network is useful to analyze stellar specklegrams of binary stars.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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