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  • Stochastic processes
  • Random field modeling
  • Signal processing

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  • Markov processes are fundamental to modeling systems with memory.
  • Random fields are essential in various scientific domains, including physics and image analysis.
  • Existing models often lack flexibility in quantization levels and sampling methods.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a new random field model based on the sum of two Markov processes.
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  • To determine optimal, non-periodic sampling strategies and analyze recovery errors.

Main Methods:

  • Constructing a random piecewise constant field model using two Markov processes with arbitrary states.
  • Developing algorithms for sampling and restoring realizations of the proposed random field.
  • Analyzing the properties of the sampling process, specifically its non-periodic nature.
  • Calculating recovery errors for the proposed algorithms.

Main Results:

  • A flexible random field model with arbitrary quantization levels was established.
  • Optimal sampling and restoration algorithms were identified for the model.
  • The developed sampling method is fundamentally non-periodic.
  • Recovery errors were systematically calculated and analyzed.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed random field model offers a versatile framework for generating complex field structures.
  • The developed non-periodic sampling and restoration algorithms provide an efficient method for data acquisition and reconstruction.
  • The findings have implications for fields requiring accurate random field representation and analysis.