Brian J. Redman, Daniel Calzada, Jamie Wingo, T. Quach, Meghan A. Galiardi, Amber L. Dagel, C. LaCasse, G. Birch
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Images are often not the optimal data form to perform machine learning tasks such as scene classification. Compressive classification can reduce the size, weight, and power of a system by selecting the minimum information while maximizing classification accuracy.In this work we present designs and simulations of prism arrays which realize sensing matrices using a monolithic element. The sensing matrix is optimized using a neural network architecture to maximize classification accuracy of the MNIST dataset while considering the blurring caused by the size of each prism. Simulated optical hardware performance for a range of prism sizes are reported.