Performance bounds (Cramer-Rao bounds on root-mean-square errors) are computed for the estimation of the degree of polarization for reflected fields with active laser illumination [Proc. SPIE 5888, 58880N (2005)]. The bounds are computed from various sensing modalities, which involves the measurement and processing of (1) the four intensities outputs of a four-channel polarimeter, (2) the intensities of two orthogonal field components, and (3) the total intensity of the field. Each modality includes detector noise models and utilizes realistic data-collection models. © 2010 Optical Society of America
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Estimating the polarization of light has been shown to have merit in a wide variety of applications ...
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Artifacts in polarimeters are apparent polarization features which are not real but result from the ...
An accurate sky polarization field map is a prerequisite for polarization navigation applications. I...
Group project with Quinn Jarecki, Keith Skopp, Zach Jorde, and Richard SanceauThe polarization effec...
The degree of polarization of a refected field from active laser illumination can be used for object...
In this paper, we propose a criterion for bounding the relative errors associated with the determina...
Estimating the polarization of light has been shown to have merit in a wide variety of applications ...
Estimating the polarization of light has been shown to have merit in a wide variety of applications ...
International audienceActive imaging systems that illuminate the scene with polarized light and acqu...
Optical polarimetric images are usually calculated from a set of intensity images recorded with dif...
Optical polarimetric images are usually calculated from a set of intensity image...
Polarized light can provide additional information about a scene that cannot be obtained directly fr...
Recent advancement in nanofabrication technology has led to commercialization of single-chip polariz...
International audienceWe address the problem of the estimation of the degree of polarization from a ...
Cramer-Rao lower bounds are presented on the estimation accuracy of any unbiased estimator of power ...
Estimation theory is applied to a physical model of incoherent polarized light to address problems i...
Artifacts in polarimeters are apparent polarization features which are not real but result from the ...
An accurate sky polarization field map is a prerequisite for polarization navigation applications. I...
Group project with Quinn Jarecki, Keith Skopp, Zach Jorde, and Richard SanceauThe polarization effec...