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This paper proposes a novel method for high-resolution imaging of group targets moving in a formation with constant accelerated rectilinear motion. In this method, the first- and second-order phase terms are compensated simultaneously to obtain a “bulk” image of group targets. Then, regions of subtargets are determined by the segmentation method based on clustering number estimation and normalized cuts. Finally, refined compensation of the second- and third-order phase terms is carried out jointly to obtain a well-focused image of group targets, following the minimum local image entropy criterion. Simulation results have proved the validity of the proposed method.
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