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1 September 1990 Removing the ATR performance evaluation bottleneck: the C2NVEO AUTOSPEC facility
Clarence P. Walters
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Abstract
The near real-time end-to-end evaluation of automatic target recognizers has been a reality in the laboratory environment for several years. Depending on the reliability of ground truth data, i.e., target location and sensor location in three dimensions and sensor pointing angle, field test evaluations could also be conducted at near real-time rates. End-to-end evaluations, however, are inadequate for producing the quantity and quality of data needed for understanding both successes and failures of automatic recognition. The C2NVEO has developed a facility, called AUTOSPEC, for the expressed purpose of extracting intermediate data from processors. Once extracted, the data are stored in a relational database for subsequent analysis. The facility includes both the hardware and a number of software tools, developed at C2NVEO, designed to allow ready access to ground truth data, images, metrics, processor parameters, processor intermediate decisions, and processor final decisions. The structure of the system and demonstrations of the tools developed will be presented.
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Clarence P. Walters "Removing the ATR performance evaluation bottleneck: the C2NVEO AUTOSPEC facility", Proc. SPIE 1310, Signal and Image Processing Systems Performance Evaluation, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.21790
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KEYWORDS
Automatic target recognition

Image processing

Signal processing

Sensors

Data processing

Software development

Target recognition

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