Superresolution metrology methods based on singular distributions and deep learning
A single, light-distributing technique used in computing, measuring devices, employing optical devices, etc.
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[0151] A first embodiment of a method for measuring shape parameters is presented: measuring the position and size of a point object in two dimensions. This is one of the most common cases in the measurement of biological objects. Furthermore, it can be extended, comparatively, to measure the position and thickness of wires, another common task in the measurement of biological objects.
[0152] Assuming a circular emissive object (such as Figure 2C shown) with a radius of R, located at the origin, and a uniform density of fluorophores, denoted as n D , and assuming N E =n D πR 2 is the total number of emitting fluorophores, providing an optical system, such as that detailed in the Sirat '185 patent, adapted to move the position of the vortex, given as (v,0) with high precision in the plane. In the polar coordinate notation "(m,n)" used herein, m refers to the radius vector in the specified transverse plane relative to the z-axis, and n refers to the predetermined axis ( ...
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[0210] One embodiment of the invention can be illustrated by the following example; this example is for illustration only and is not intended to represent the experimental situation tested. Assume that the luminous object is a biological object, and that, for illustration, the biological object is the same influenza A virus (IAV), as Figure 2A shown; the virus is known to have a typical size of 80-120 nm and is also known to be spherical in most cases, but can also be filamentous in some cases. "Filamentous Influenza Viruses" by Badham et al., Current clinical microbiology reports, Vol. 3, pp. 155-61 (2016) (incorporated herein by reference) states that "in human clinical infections, the biological importance of IAV forms is very interested parties". It is assumed that the IAV virus is uniformly labeled with some sufficient fluorescent protein in all its volumes. Viruses can be described using several models; viruses are described as being modeled as ellipses ( Figure 2D ...
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