Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7925379 | Optics Communications | 2018 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
This paper proposes an adaptive compressive imaging technique with one single-pixel detector and single arm. The aggregated sampling (AS) method enables the reduction of resolutions of the reconstructed images. It aims to reduce the time and space consumption. The target image with a resolution up to 1024Ã1024 can be reconstructed successfully at the 20% sampling rate. The continuous differential measurement (CDM) method combined with a ratio factor of significant coefficient (RFSC) improves the imaging quality. Moreover, RFSC reduces the human intervention in parameter setting. This technique enhances the practicability of single-pixel imaging with the benefits from less time and space consumption, better imaging quality and less human intervention.
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Authors
Yaoran Huo, Hongjie He, Fan Chen, Heng-Ming Tai,