A Spectral Imaging Method Using Shaped Blue Noise Coded Apertures
A coded aperture and spectral imaging technology, applied in the field of photoelectric coding, can solve the problem of not improving the degree of freedom of coding aperture optimization, and achieve the effects of increasing the degree of freedom, improving reconstruction quality, and uniform sampling
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[0060] image 3 It is a comparison of the reconstruction results of hexagonal blue noise coded aperture, square blue noise coded aperture, and square random coded aperture when the number of snapshots is the same and the transmittance is 0.5. The first row is the original spectral image, the second row is the reconstructed image using the hexagonal blue noise encoding aperture, and the third row is the reconstructed image using the square blue noise encoding aperture. The fourth row is the reconstructed image using the square random coding aperture.
[0061] Figure 4 Comparison of the average SNRs of the reconstructed spectral images obtained for several coded apertures, the red dotted star curve is the SNR curve of the reconstruction result of the hexagonal blue noise coded aperture, and the green dotted circle curve is the SNR curve of the reconstruction result of the square blue noise coded aperture, The blue dotted circle curve is the SNR curve of the reconstruction res...
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