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Iterative denoising of ghost imaging.

Xu-Ri Yao, Wen-Kai Yu, Xue-Feng Liu

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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
Image Processing
Computational Imaging

Background:

Ghost imaging (GI) is a computational imaging technique.
Image quality in GI is often degraded by noise and blurring.
Existing denoising methods for GI have limitations.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel denoising technique for ghost imaging.
To improve the accuracy of noise estimation in GI.
To enhance the quality of reconstructed GI images.

Main Methods:

Combining conventional intensity correlation GI with an iterative process.
Implementing a thresholding method within the iteration to reduce speckle blurring.
Comparing the performance of the iterative GI with differential GI.

Main Results:

The iterative GI method provides an accurate estimate of noise affecting image quality.
Thresholding in the iteration effectively reduces blurring from speckle areas.
Iterative GI yields significantly better image quality than differential GI for the same number of measurements.

Conclusions:

The proposed iterative denoising technique substantially improves ghost imaging quality.
This method offers a practical approach for implementing GI in real-world scenarios.
The technique enhances the robustness and applicability of ghost imaging.