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Siqing Xiang1, Yanfeng Bai2, Qi Zhou1
1College of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, Hunan University, Changsha, 410082, China.
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In response to existing compressed sensing ghost imaging (CSGI) schemes, an innovative Bayesian compressed sensing ghost imaging with better anti-noise performance is proposed, by using the sparse representation of K-Singular Value Decomposition (KSVD) and a 3Level (3L)-hierarchical variational message passing (VMP) algorithm. Simulation and experimental results confirm that, this innovative method overcomes the limitations of presetting specific parameters (sparsity, noise level, etc.), and also demonstrates superior performance in terms of reconstruction accuracy and imaging quality, especially for highly complex objects, where it effectively achieves accurate imaging under varying levels of noise at a low sampling rate (below 12.2%). In addition, compared to existing Bayesian compressive sensing ghost imaging (BCSGI), our algorithm moderately reduces time consumption while ensuring high precision. Our results may provide potential applications of CSGI in the field of biomedical imaging.
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