• Acta Photonica Sinica
  • Vol. 50, Issue 10, 1011001 (2021)
Fei LIU1,2,3, Xiaoqin WU1,2, Jingbo DUAN1,2, Pingli HAN1,2,4, and Xiaopeng SHAO1,2,3,*
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering,Xi'dian University,Xi'an 710071,China
  • 2Xi'an Key Laboratory of Computational Imaging,Xi'an 710071,China
  • 3Academy of Advanced Interdisciplinary Research,Xi'dian University,Xi'an 710071,China
  • 4Key Laboratory of Optical Engineering,Chinese Academic of Science,Chengdu 610209,China
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    DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20215010.1011001 Cite this Article
    Fei LIU, Xiaoqin WU, Jingbo DUAN, Pingli HAN, Xiaopeng SHAO. An Introduction of Application of Computational Imaging in Photoelectric Detection(Invited)[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(10): 1011001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagram of computational imaging link
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of computational imaging link
    Computational imaging link and classification
    Fig. 2. Computational imaging link and classification
    Principle of wavefront shaping based on feedback[16]
    Fig. 3. Principle of wavefront shaping based on feedback16
    Image result with incoherent light[18]
    Fig. 4. Image result with incoherent light18
    Scattering imaging based on optical TM[19]
    Fig. 5. Scattering imaging based on optical TM19
    Experimental results in complex scattering medium[24]
    Fig. 6. Experimental results in complex scattering medium24
    Scattering imaging base on OPC[25]
    Fig. 7. Scattering imaging base on OPC25
    The imaging of 2.5 cm isolated chicken breast tissue[28]
    Fig. 8. The imaging of 2.5 cm isolated chicken breast tissue28
    Schematic diagram of SBSC imaging principle[32]
    Fig. 9. Schematic diagram of SBSC imaging principle32
    Rotation tracking results of different objects[39]
    Fig. 10. Rotation tracking results of different objects39
    Active NLOS imaging based on streak tube camera[41]
    Fig. 11. Active NLOS imaging based on streak tube camera41
    NLOS imaging principle and reconstruction result with obstruction[47]
    Fig. 12. NLOS imaging principle and reconstruction result with obstruction47
    NLOS imaging of spatially coherent[48]
    Fig. 13. NLOS imaging of spatially coherent48
    Shape recovery from coherence measurements[48]
    Fig. 14. Shape recovery from coherence measurements48
    NLOS imaging of intensity-coherent[49]
    Fig. 15. NLOS imaging of intensity-coherent49
    Reconstruction results of different hidden scenes[49]
    Fig. 16. Reconstruction results of different hidden scenes49
    Reconstruction results of character[51]
    Fig. 17. Reconstruction results of character51
    The dehazing results in the real scene[58]
    Fig. 18. The dehazing results in the real scene58
    Imaging result and evaluation curve[61]
    Fig. 19. Imaging result and evaluation curve61
    Comparison of imaging results[66]
    Fig. 20. Comparison of imaging results66
    Restoration results of different targets[69]
    Fig. 21. Restoration results of different targets69
    Comparison of restoration results in water with different turbidity[70]
    Fig. 22. Comparison of restoration results in water with different turbidity70
    Normal vector of microfacet[71]
    Fig. 23. Normal vector of microfacet71
    The principle of polarization 3D imaging[72]
    Fig. 24. The principle of polarization 3D imaging72
    Reconstruction results of different target objects[75]
    Fig. 25. Reconstruction results of different target objects75
    Reconstruction results of different target objects[79]
    Fig. 26. Reconstruction results of different target objects79
    3D reconstruction results in different environments[80]
    Fig. 27. 3D reconstruction results in different environments80
    Reconstruction results of colored cartoon plaster targe[81]
    Fig. 28. Reconstruction results of colored cartoon plaster targe81
    Principle of multi-aperture imaging[82]
    Fig. 29. Principle of multi-aperture imaging82
    Multi-aperture system prototype and imaging results[94]
    Fig. 30. Multi-aperture system prototype and imaging results94
    Optical imaging system and imaging effect of AWARW-40[102-103]
    Fig. 31. Optical imaging system and imaging effect of AWARW-40102-103
    Multi-scale computational optical imaging system and its imaging effect[105]
    Fig. 32. Multi-scale computational optical imaging system and its imaging effect105
    Comparison of traditional design and global design[107]
    Fig. 33. Comparison of traditional design and global design107
    Comparison of restoration image of traditional design and joint design[107]
    Fig. 34. Comparison of restoration image of traditional design and joint design107
    The image quality between the joint design of three lenses and the traditional design of six lens[116]
    Fig. 35. The image quality between the joint design of three lenses and the traditional design of six lens116
    Correction of system chromatic by optical-algorithm design method[117]
    Fig. 36. Correction of system chromatic by optical-algorithm design method117
    Infrared reconstruction results of targets in different scenes[119]
    Fig. 37. Infrared reconstruction results of targets in different scenes119
    Convolutional neural network model[120]
    Fig. 38. Convolutional neural network model120
    Comparison of reconstruction results[120]
    Fig. 39. Comparison of reconstruction results120
    EDSR restoration results[122]
    Fig. 40. EDSR restoration results122
    Decomposition principle of low-rank and sparse matrix[123]
    Fig. 41. Decomposition principle of low-rank and sparse matrix123
    Recovery result of LRSD-TNN[124]
    Fig. 42. Recovery result of LRSD-TNN124
    Face restoration results of LRSD-TNN[124]
    Fig. 43. Face restoration results of LRSD-TNN124
    Detection results of infrared dim and small targets[125]
    Fig. 44. Detection results of infrared dim and small targets125
    Reconstruction results of the original image under different concentration[126]
    Fig. 45. Reconstruction results of the original image under different concentration126
    The defogging results in different scenes[127]
    Fig. 46. The defogging results in different scenes127
    Fei LIU, Xiaoqin WU, Jingbo DUAN, Pingli HAN, Xiaopeng SHAO. An Introduction of Application of Computational Imaging in Photoelectric Detection(Invited)[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(10): 1011001
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