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This study introduces PDSNet, a convolutional neural network that significantly expands the optical memory effect range for imaging through scattering media. This breakthrough enables real-time imaging of complex objects, overcoming previous field-of-view limitations.

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Area of Science:

Optics
Image Processing
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Imaging through scattering media is challenging.
The optical memory effect offers a solution but is limited by field-of-view (FOV).
Limited FOV restricts the practical application of the optical memory effect.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a practical method for imaging objects behind scattering media.
To overcome the FOV limitations of the optical memory effect.
To enable real-time imaging of complex objects with improved accuracy and efficiency.

Main Methods:

A novel convolutional neural network, PDSNet (Pragmatic De-scatter ConvNet), was designed.
PDSNet was trained to de-scatter images and expand the effective optical memory effect range.
Experiments were conducted to validate the method's performance on complex objects and untrained scales.

Main Results:

PDSNet expanded the optical memory effect range by at least 40 times.
The method achieved an average Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) above 24dB.
Real-time imaging of complex objects, including those with untrained scales, was demonstrated.

Conclusions:

PDSNet effectively addresses the limitations of the optical memory effect for imaging through scattering media.
The proposed method significantly enhances imaging capabilities in terms of range, accuracy, and speed.
This work paves the way for practical applications of optical imaging in challenging environments.