Original paper

Direct tracking from compressive imagers: A proof of concept

Published: May 1, 2014
Abstract
The compressive sensing paradigm holds promise for more cost-effective imaging outside of the visible range, particularly in infrared wavelengths. However, the process of reconstructing compressively sensed images remains computationally expensive. The proof-of-concept tracker described here uses a particle filter with a likelihood update based on a “smashed filter” which estimates correlation directly, avoiding the reconstruction step. This...
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Title
Direct tracking from compressive imagers: A proof of concept
Published Date
May 1, 2014
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