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23 May 2011 A study of image quality for imagery generated by standard and hybrid intensity interferometers
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Phase retrieval is explored for image reconstruction using outputs from both a simulated intensity interferometer (II) and a hybrid system that combines the II outputs with partially resolved imagery from a traditional imaging telescope. Partially resolved imagery provides an additional constraint for the phase retrieval process, as well as an improved starting point for the algorithm. The benefits of this additional a priori information are explored, and when combined with standard constraints such as positivity and compact support include faster convergence, increased sensitivity, and improved image quality.
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Jeremy Murray-Krezan, Peter N. Crabtree, and Richard H. Picard "A study of image quality for imagery generated by standard and hybrid intensity interferometers", Proc. SPIE 8044, Sensors and Systems for Space Applications IV, 80440Q (23 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.883458
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KEYWORDS
Lawrencium

Signal to noise ratio

Phase retrieval

Image quality

Reconstruction algorithms

Image retrieval

Image quality standards

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