Ps-ViT: phase space vision transformer pre-training for the depth estimation in computer-generated holograms

Recent advances in neural network pre-training have significantly improved state-of-the-art performance across various computer vision tasks, especially in scenarios with limited labeled data. These improvements stem from the ability to learn transferable and robust image feature descriptors from large-scale, unlabeled, and often noisy datasets through self-supervised training. Despite these successes, the field of holography has seen limited benefits from such approaches due to the challenges in developing effective pre-training strategies tailored to holographic data. In this work, we address this gap by introducing a pre-training method leveraging the hologram phase space representation. This approach enables the learning of efficient feature descriptors optimized for dense depth map estimation, unlocking new potential in holographic imaging applications.

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Applied Optics
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.562412
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Digital Holography and Microscopy
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Ps-ViT: phase space vision transformer pre-training for the depth estimation in computer-generated holograms

Ibrahim Taabane, Madali Nabil
Applied Optics
Digital Holography and Microscopy
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Ps-ViT: phase space vision transformer pre-training for the depth estimation in computer-generated holograms

Ibrahim Taabane, Madali Nabil
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Abstract

Recent advances in neural network pre-training have significantly improved state-of-the-art performance across various computer vision tasks, especially in scenarios with limited labeled data. These improvements stem from the ability to learn transferable and robust image feature descriptors from large-scale, unlabeled, and often noisy datasets through self-supervised training. Despite these successes, the field of holography has seen limited benefits from such approaches due to the challenges in developing effective pre-training strategies tailored to holographic data. In this work, we address this gap by introducing a pre-training method leveraging the hologram phase space representation. This approach enables the learning of efficient feature descriptors optimized for dense depth map estimation, unlocking new potential in holographic imaging applications.

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