Correcting camera lens misalignment using Zernik moments
Subject Areas :kambiz rahbar 1 , karim faez 2
1 - دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد تهران مرکز
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۷۲۹ / ۵٬۰۰۰ The reduction of image quality in an optical system depends on different parameters such as lens aberration, digitization error and system assembly error. Among these, the present article aims to study the astigmatism of the lens and correct and compensate its astigmatism defect. For this purpose, Zernike moments are introduced for the modeling of Abirai and its coefficients are classified into two classes, symmetric and asymmetric. Then these coefficients are estimated using multispectral analysis. For this purpose, tri-coherence analysis has been used to estimate the coefficients of symmetrical sentences, and bi-coherence analysis has been used for the coefficients of asymmetric sentences. Considering the accuracy of the obtained results in comparison with the results of Abirai estimation using multi-spectral analysis, it shows that the proposed method can achieve an accuracy of 0.1 pixel. ارسال بازخورد
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