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PHOTONICS RESEARCH
卷 10, 期 1, 页码 104-110出版社
CHINESE LASER PRESS
DOI: 10.1364/PRJ.440123
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [61991452, 62061136005]
- Key Research Program of Frontier Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences [QYZDB-SSW-JSC002]
- Chinesisch-Deutsche Zentrum fur Wissenschaftsforderung [GZ1391]
This study proposes a physics-enhanced deep learning approach for image reconstruction in single-pixel imaging. By combining a physics-informed layer and a model-driven fine-tuning process, the proposed method demonstrates generalizability and outperforms other widespread algorithms in terms of both robustness and fidelity.
Single-pixel imaging (SPI) is a typical computational imaging modality that allows two- and three-dimensional image reconstruction from a one-dimensional bucket signal acquired under structured illumination. It is in particular of interest for imaging under low light conditions and in spectral regions where good cameras are unavailable. However, the resolution of the reconstructed image in SPI is strongly dependent on the number of measurements in the temporal domain. Data-driven deep learning has been proposed for high-quality image reconstruction from a undersampled bucket signal. But the generalization issue prohibits its practical application. Here we propose a physics-enhanced deep learning approach for SPI. By blending a physics-informed layer and a model-driven fine-tuning process, we show that the proposed approach is generalizable for image reconstruction. We implement the proposed method in an in-house SPI system and an outdoor single-pixel LiDAR system, and demonstrate that it outperforms some other widespread SPI algorithms in terms of both robustness and fidelity. The proposed method establishes a bridge between data-driven and model-driven algorithms, allowing one to impose both data and physics priors for inverse problem solvers in computational imaging, ranging from remote sensing to microscopy. (C) 2021 Chinese Laser Press
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