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| author | Gifford, Howard C. |
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| contents | We develop a new statistical ideal observer model that performs holistic visual search (or gist) processing in part by placing thresholds on minimum extractable image features. In this model, the ideal observer reduces the number of free parameters thereby shrinking down the system. The applications of this novel framework is in medical image perception (for optimizing imaging systems and algorithms), computer vision, benchmarking performance and enabling feature selection/evaluations. Other applications are in target detection and recognition in defense/security as well as evaluating sensors and detectors. |
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| spellingShingle | Likelihood ratio for a binary Bayesian classifier under a noise-exclusion model Gifford, Howard C. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Statistics Theory Computation We develop a new statistical ideal observer model that performs holistic visual search (or gist) processing in part by placing thresholds on minimum extractable image features. In this model, the ideal observer reduces the number of free parameters thereby shrinking down the system. The applications of this novel framework is in medical image perception (for optimizing imaging systems and algorithms), computer vision, benchmarking performance and enabling feature selection/evaluations. Other applications are in target detection and recognition in defense/security as well as evaluating sensors and detectors. |
| title | Likelihood ratio for a binary Bayesian classifier under a noise-exclusion model |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Statistics Theory Computation |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.07982 |