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154	psKernelGenerate	robert.desonia@…	Paul Price	"I made the following assumptions regarding the formulation of a kernel from 
the shift vectors: 
 
1.  Each shift represents an equal amount of exposure time (i.e., it is in 
formed by a fixed-frequency clock).  If that is not be the case, another input 
vector representing time between shifts would be required as well. 
2.  The initial position (0,0) is implicitly used as the first position, i.e., 
for a shift vector length of n, there are n+1 time slices and the first time 
slice is at (0,0) 
3.  The shift values are all relative to the last shift,e.g., (1,0) ""right""; 
(0,1) ""up""; (-1,0) ""left"" would generate a square kernel with a value of 0.25 
each (1/4 time spent at each location). 
4.  The shift vectors have to be the same datatype, but that can be any 
numeric type as long as the values are integer (e.g., can be a float or 
complex vector, but each shift is always an integer amount in the real 
domain). 
 
Does these seem reasonable?"	defect	closed	normal		PSLib SDRS	unspecified	normal	fixed