The invention provides an unsupervised joint optimization method for realizing
hyperspectral imaging and super-resolution reconstruction under the condition of extremely low sampling rate. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, based on a
single pixel imaging (SPI)
physical model and high-resolution
RGB image gray level prior, adopting a pre-
reconstruction algorithm (LS-RGP) fused by regularization least square and
gray level prior to quickly recover a preliminary low-resolution hyperspectral image from a measurement vector; secondly, an Untrained RGB-Guidded Hypersection
Recovery Network (UHRNet) is introduced, and a preliminary result is gradually refined and recovered through multiple physical and semantic constraints such as measurement consistency,
Fourier domain sparse regularization, gradient sharpness loss, spatial
smoothing total variation and VGG-based
perception loss under the condition of not depending on large-scale
annotation data; and finally, designing a super-resolution network (USRNet) based on a multi-head self-attention Transform, and by combining a cross-
modal attention mechanism and high-resolution RGB guidance, realizing unsupervised reconstruction of a 512 * 512 high-resolution hyperspectral chart by simulating a super-sampling measurement operator and jointly optimizing measurement consistency,
frequency domain regularization, three-dimensional total variation and
structural similarity loss. The method does not need to depend on massive pre-training samples, at lt; the method can efficiently recover an image with
high spatial resolution and high spectral precision under the conditions of high
spectral resolution, 1%-5% sampling rate and low
signal-to-
noise ratio, and is especially suitable for
hyperspectral imaging and monitoring application in a resource-constrained environment.