Point spread function shifts and scales with posit
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Single-shot 3D is difficult
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Compressed sensing to the rescue! solves under-determined problems via a sparsity prior
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3D neural activity tracking
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Neural activity tracking with flat DiffuserScope
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Improved diffuser for low light
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Keeping the objective lens is good
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Resolution is more uniform
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Tiny microscope version
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Single focal length MLA
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Multi-focal length MLA
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Challenge: object-dependent resolution
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Solution?: use condition number of sub-proble
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Challenge #2: model mis-match
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Solution #2: Local convolution model
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Image reconstruction is nonlinear optimizatior
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Physics-based image reconstruction
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Deep learning based reconstruction
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Inverse Problem Philosophies
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Unrolled physics-based algorithm makes efficient ne
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Physics-based learning improves speed + quali
Description:
Explore computational imaging systems and techniques in this webinar from the IEEE Signal Processing Society's SPACE seminar series. Delve into the computational imaging pipeline, focusing on mask-based cameras and the DiffuserCam concept. Learn about multiplexing in computational cameras, compressed sensing for 3D imaging, and neural activity tracking. Examine challenges in object-dependent resolution and model mis-matching, along with proposed solutions. Compare physics-based and deep learning-based image reconstruction methods, and understand the philosophies behind inverse problem solving in computational imaging. Gain insights from Laura Waller of UC Berkeley on cutting-edge developments in the field, including unrolled physics-based algorithms and physics-based learning for improved speed and quality in image reconstruction.
Computational Imaging Systems: From DiffuserCam to Neural Activity Tracking - Seminar 2