The invention discloses a self-adaptive
underwater single-pixel
imaging technology based on Fourier modulation, belongs to the technical field of computational
optical imaging, is used for ocean detection and improvement of ocean surveillance and defense efficiency, and adopts a self-designed
LED array to replace an expensive DMD and a four-quadrant
detector composed of common photodiodes to replace an expensive
barrel detector. And high-speed illumination and parallel acceptance are realized while the cost is greatly reduced. The technical
route comprises a high-speed
underwater single-pixel imaging device, a high-speed Fourier single-pixel
imaging algorithm and an adaptive sampling strategy based on Fourier single-pixel imaging. The high-speed single-pixel imaging device comprises a self-designed
LED array light modulation module, a converging lens module and a receiving module. The high-speed Fourier single-pixel
imaging algorithm comprises a binarization
algorithm based on
error diffusion and an
algorithm based on adaptive
compressed sensing. According to the innovative self-adaptive sampling strategy based on Fourier single-pixel imaging, a specific sampling path is generated by fusing circular sampling and random sampling according to the characteristics of an image in a
Fourier spectrum, so that Fourier coefficients which have great influence on
image quality are acquired as much as possible under water with low sampling rate and high
turbidity, and the
image quality is improved. Therefore, the high-efficiency imaging of the
underwater target object is realized, and the imaging speed and quality are both considered.