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Joint maximum likelihood estimator for pupil and image plane data

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Illustrative image: This pair of images of the Long Island, New York region is a comparison of an optical photograph top and a radar image bottom, both taken in darkness in April 1994. — NASA/JPL/NASA Image and Video Library, NASA Media Usage Guidelines

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The article presents a technical research contribution in optical engineering concerning a joint estimator for pupil and image-plane data.

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Joint maximum likelihood estimator for pupil and image plane data

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