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name of text book Material Type: Assignment; Class: DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING; Subject: Electrical & Computer Engineer; University: Oregon State University; Term: Unknown 1989;
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h(x, y) = e−[x
(^2) +y (^2) ] .
Suppose that the input to the system is an image that shows a line of infinitesimal width, located at y = y 0 , and modeled by f (x, y) = δ(y − y 0 ) ,
where δ(·) is the standard impulse function. Assuming no noise, compute the output image g(x, y) = f (x, y) ⋆ h(x, y).
(20pts) An image acquisition system captures blurred images, because the camera moves while its shutter is open. Suppose the shutter speed, i.e., the time interval while the film is exposed to light, is [0, T ]. It is known that the camera motion in [0, T ] is characterized by a spatially uniform acceleration ~a = [ax, ay] along both x and y image axes. That is, the ray of light passes in the interval [0, t] the length of x(t) = axt^2 / 2 along the x-axis in the image, and the length of y(t) = ay t^2 / 2 along the y-axis in the image. Find the blurring degradation function H(u, v) of this image acquisition system.
(10pts) Let the Radon transform of an input image f (x, y) be g(ρ, θ). Also, let G(ω, θ) be the 1D Fourier Transform of g(ρ, θ). Prove that G(ω, θ + 180◦) = G(−ω, θ).