Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy Reconstruction Method Based on Residual Local Mixture Network

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Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy (FPM) is a microscopy imaging technique based on optical principles. It employs Fourier optics to separate and combine different optical information from a sample. However, noise introduced during the imaging process often results in poor resolution of the reconstructed image. This article has designed an approach based on a residual local mixture network to improve the quality of Fourier ptychographic reconstruction images. By incorporating channel attention and spatial attention into the FPM reconstruction process, the network enhances the efficiency of the network reconstruction and reduces the reconstruction time. Additionally, the introduction of the Gaussian diffusion model further reduces coherent artifacts and improves image reconstruction quality. Comparative experimental results indicate that this network achieves better reconstruction quality, and outperforming existing methods in both subjective observation and objective quantitative evaluation.
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  • Science and Technology Development Plan Projects of Jilin Province (YDZJ202301ZYTS180)

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