Pattern recognition systems and procedures
- Author
- Nelson, G. D.
- Published
- Feb 1, 1972.
- Physical Description
- 1 electronic document
- Additional Creators
- Serreyn, D. V.
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- The objectives of the pattern recognition tasks are to develop (1) a man-machine interactive data processing system; and (2) procedures to determine effective features as a function of time for crops and soils. The signal analysis and dissemination equipment, SADE, is being developed as a man-machine interactive data processing system. SADE will provide imagery and multi-channel analog tape inputs for digitation and a color display of the data. SADE is an essential tool to aid in the investigation to determine useful features as a function of time for crops and soils. Four related studies are: (1) reliability of the multivariate Gaussian assumption; (2) usefulness of transforming features with regard to the classifier probability of error; (3) advantage of selecting quantizer parameters to minimize the classifier probability of error; and (4) advantage of using contextual data. The study of transformation of variables (features), especially those experimental studies which can be completed with the SADE system, will be done.
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- NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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- Document ID: 19720010545.
Accession ID: 72N18195.
RSI-72-03.
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