Natural scene images reconstruction based on multimode fiber

High fidelity natural scene image reconstruction in the multimode fiber (MMF) imaging remains an outstanding challenge. We present a MMF imaging based on bit-plane encoding for the higher quality natural scene imaging. Compared to conventional method, the average SSIM for bit-plane encoding improves by approximately 0.04. We achieve an SSIM of 0.575 with only two higher-order speckles, and it is about 11.76 times faster than traditional methods.

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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3061074
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Optical Systems and Laser Technology
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Natural scene images reconstruction based on multimode fiber

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High fidelity natural scene image reconstruction in the multimode fiber (MMF) imaging remains an outstanding challenge. We present a MMF imaging based on bit-plane encoding for the higher quality natural scene imaging. Compared to conventional method, the average SSIM for bit-plane encoding improves by approximately 0.04. We achieve an SSIM of 0.575 with only two higher-order speckles, and it is about 11.76 times faster than traditional methods.

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