IEEE Transactions on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing · 1985 · 19 citations · 4 references
ArtsDesignComputer VisionDigital ImagingOptimizationDigital Image ProcessingImage FormationImage ProcessingImage RestorationMask DesignNonlinear ProgrammingDiffraction-limited ImagingNonlinearity
Image restoration involves the recovery of an image which has been distorted by a given imaging system. "Image design," on the other hand, aims at determining the input image which when distorted by an imaging system (e.g., a display device) becomes a desired pattern. The image design problem is encountered in the design of masks for microphotography, microlithography, laser printing, and aids for the visually impaired. In this correspondence, we solve the "image design" problem using linear programming techniques for the case of an imaging system modeled by a band-limited linear system followed by a noninvertible point nonlinearity.
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The theory of the photographic process
Jack G. Calvert · Journal of Chemical Education · 1955 · 612 citations
Arts, Art History, Photography +8
On the existence problem of linear programming
James R. Jackson · Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1954 · 17 citations · Full text