Simulation and experimental verification for imaging of gray-scale objects through scattering layers

We analyze the imaging of gray-scale objects through highly scattering layers. The theoretical investigation with numerical simulations shows that the contrast of the speckle autocorrelations varies regularly with the change of the gray scale of the object. Therefore, gray information is well contai...

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Vydané v:Applied optics. Optical technology and biomedical optics Ročník 55; číslo 34; s. 9731
Hlavní autori: Li, Huijuan, Wu, Tengfei, Liu, Jietao, Gong, Changmei, Shao, Xiaopeng
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: United States 01.12.2016
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Abstract We analyze the imaging of gray-scale objects through highly scattering layers. The theoretical investigation with numerical simulations shows that the contrast of the speckle autocorrelations varies regularly with the change of the gray scale of the object. Therefore, gray information is well contained in the autocorrelations of the speckle patterns, and gray-scale objects are able to be exacted from these autocorrelations via speckle correlation technology. Combined with phase retrieval via the generalized approximate message passing algorithm, recovery of the objects is realized and accurate gray-scale reconstruction is demonstrated via numerical simulations. Experiment results further demonstrate the good performance of the scheme in the imaging of gray-scale objects through scattering layers. Particularly, this work will be beneficial for applications of imaging through turbid media in biomedical and biophotonics imaging.
AbstractList We analyze the imaging of gray-scale objects through highly scattering layers. The theoretical investigation with numerical simulations shows that the contrast of the speckle autocorrelations varies regularly with the change of the gray scale of the object. Therefore, gray information is well contained in the autocorrelations of the speckle patterns, and gray-scale objects are able to be exacted from these autocorrelations via speckle correlation technology. Combined with phase retrieval via the generalized approximate message passing algorithm, recovery of the objects is realized and accurate gray-scale reconstruction is demonstrated via numerical simulations. Experiment results further demonstrate the good performance of the scheme in the imaging of gray-scale objects through scattering layers. Particularly, this work will be beneficial for applications of imaging through turbid media in biomedical and biophotonics imaging.
We analyze the imaging of gray-scale objects through highly scattering layers. The theoretical investigation with numerical simulations shows that the contrast of the speckle autocorrelations varies regularly with the change of the gray scale of the object. Therefore, gray information is well contained in the autocorrelations of the speckle patterns, and gray-scale objects are able to be exacted from these autocorrelations via speckle correlation technology. Combined with phase retrieval via the generalized approximate message passing algorithm, recovery of the objects is realized and accurate gray-scale reconstruction is demonstrated via numerical simulations. Experiment results further demonstrate the good performance of the scheme in the imaging of gray-scale objects through scattering layers. Particularly, this work will be beneficial for applications of imaging through turbid media in biomedical and biophotonics imaging.We analyze the imaging of gray-scale objects through highly scattering layers. The theoretical investigation with numerical simulations shows that the contrast of the speckle autocorrelations varies regularly with the change of the gray scale of the object. Therefore, gray information is well contained in the autocorrelations of the speckle patterns, and gray-scale objects are able to be exacted from these autocorrelations via speckle correlation technology. Combined with phase retrieval via the generalized approximate message passing algorithm, recovery of the objects is realized and accurate gray-scale reconstruction is demonstrated via numerical simulations. Experiment results further demonstrate the good performance of the scheme in the imaging of gray-scale objects through scattering layers. Particularly, this work will be beneficial for applications of imaging through turbid media in biomedical and biophotonics imaging.
Author Shao, Xiaopeng
Wu, Tengfei
Liu, Jietao
Gong, Changmei
Li, Huijuan
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