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This survey details hyperspectral (HS) image reconstruction, focusing on deep learning advancements for accurate spectral recovery. It categorizes methods and discusses challenges for future research in computational imaging.

Keywords:

MLP network degardation hyperspectral image reconstruction long-dependency sensing mask spatial–spectral modelling

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Area of Science:

Computational Imaging
Deep Learning
Spectral Imaging

Background:

Hyperspectral (HS) image reconstruction is crucial for recovering high-resolution spectral data from compressive measurements.
Deep neural networks have significantly enhanced HS reconstruction accuracy and efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive overview of recent progress in HS image reconstruction.
To systematically categorize and analyze existing reconstruction paradigms and their advancements.

Main Methods:

Categorization into traditional model-based, deep learning-based, and hybrid frameworks.
Examination of sparsity/low-rank priors, CNNs to Transformers, and deep unfolding strategies.
Review of benchmark datasets, evaluation metrics, and prevailing challenges.

Main Results:

Deep learning approaches, including Transformers, show significant improvements over traditional methods.
Hybrid models effectively integrate data-driven priors with mathematical modeling.
Key challenges include spectral distortion, computational cost, and generalizability.

Conclusions:

The field has advanced significantly due to deep learning integration.
Addressing current challenges is vital for future progress in HS image reconstruction.
This survey serves as a reference for researchers and practitioners.