ArticleBiomedical optics express2021
Statistical analysis of corneal OCT speckle: a non-parametric approach.
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Abstract
In biomedical optics, it is often of interest to statistically model the amplitude of the speckle using some distributional approximations with their parameters acting as biomarkers. In this paper, a paradigm shift is being advocated in which non-parametric approaches are used. Specifically, a range of distances, evaluated in different domains, between an empirical non-parametric distribution of the normalized speckle amplitude sample and the benchmark Rayleigh distribution, is considered. Using OCT images from phantoms, two
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