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An improved FORTRAN program for calculating modulation transfer functions: concise communication.

A R Benedetto·M L Nusynowitz
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An improved FORTRAN II program for calculating modulation transfer functions (MTFs) is presented. The program features (A) simplified input-data specifications; (B) a conversational mode of use; and (C) graphic printout of the MTF curve.

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A R Benedetto, M L Nusynowitz. 1977. An improved FORTRAN program for calculating modulation transfer functions: concise communication.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/830835/

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