Information Volumes of Radiographs Modified by Sharpness and Visual Effects
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Information volume due to contrast in an image (macroscopic characteristics) defied in a previous paper is first modified by sharpness (microscopic characteristics). Instead of normal contrasts, contrasts in images of a slit with a fixed width, as well as frequency responses at a fixed spatial frequency, were utilized. Because of unsharpness, sharpness information is usually less than contrast information. This situation, however, reverses when the edge effect is noticeable. Secondly, information volume is modified by minimum perceptible contrasts. It also takes a maximum with proper quality and quantity of radiation.
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- 1965-10-15
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