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A demand for the dynamic range of input images in the binary subtracte
d joint transform correlator was studied by computer simulations using
input scenes containing multiple halftone images of human faces. To r
ealize good discriminability the correlator requires use of an image-c
onversion subsystem with a dynamic range larger than 50:1 and 16:1 in
amplitude for input scenes having (1) a reference image and many targe
t images and (2) a target image and many reference images, respectivel
y.