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  • Temporal focusing two-photon microscopy (TFM) enables depth-resolved wide-field fluorescence imaging.
  • Precise particle localization is crucial for TFM research but hindered by noise and diffraction artifacts.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a fully-automated, noise-tolerant scheme for accurate particle position localization in TFM images.
  • To enhance the capabilities of TFM for detailed biological and material science investigations.

Main Methods:

  • Implemented a hybrid Kalman filter for noise reduction.
  • Utilized a multiscale kernel graph cuts algorithm for particle segmentation.
  • Employed a kinematic estimation-based method for particle tracking.

Main Results:

  • The automated scheme successfully identified both isolated and partially overlapped particles.
  • Achieved high detection rates: 96.22% for isolated particles and 84.19% for partially overlapped particles.
  • Demonstrated effective removal of unrelated pixels, improving localization accuracy.

Conclusions:

  • The developed automated scheme significantly enhances particle localization in TFM imaging.
  • This method overcomes noise and diffraction challenges, enabling more robust fluorescence imaging analysis.
  • The improved particle detection facilitates further research in fields utilizing TFM.