Computational Interferometric Imaging
Computational Interferometric Imaging
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计算干涉成像
DOI:
10.1145/3587423.3595551
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发表时间:
2023
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通讯作者:
Gkioulekas, Ioannis
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作者:
Kotwal, Alankar;Willomitzer, Florian;Gkioulekas, Ioannis
IMAGING systems typically accumulate photons that, as they travel from a light source to a camera, follow multiple different paths and interact with several scene objects. This multi-path accumulation process confounds the information that is available in captured images about the scene, and makes using these images to infer properties of scene objects, such as their shape and material, challenging.Computational light transport techniques help overcome this multi-path confounding problem, by enabling imaging systems to selectively accumulate only photons that are informative for any given imaging task. Unfortunately, and despite a proliferation of such techniques in the last two decades, they are constrained to operate only under macroscopic settings. This places them out of reach for critical applications requiring microscopic resolutions, such as medical imaging and industrial fabrication. In this thesis, we change this state of affairs by introducing a new class of techniques that we call computational interferometric imaging: These techniques realize computational light transport capabilities using optical interferometry, a technology well-suited for micron-scale applications. We achieve this by either manipulating the properties of illumination used in interferometry setups, or using naturally-available illumination with such properties.