Limited by diffraction limit, low spatial resolution is one of the shortcomings of terahertz imaging. Low spatial resolution is also one of the reasons limiting the development of stress measurement using terahertz im...Limited by diffraction limit, low spatial resolution is one of the shortcomings of terahertz imaging. Low spatial resolution is also one of the reasons limiting the development of stress measurement using terahertz imaging. In this paper, the full-field stress measurement using Terahertz Time Domain Spectroscopy (THz-TDS) is combined with Super-Resolution Convolutional Neural Network (SRCNN) algorithm to obtain stress fields with high spatial resolution. A modulation model from a plane stress state to a THz-TDS signal is constructed. A large number of simulated sets are obtained to train the SRCNN model. By applying the trained SRCNN model to imaging the numerical and physical stress fields, the improved spatial resolution of stress field calculated from the captured THz-TDS signal is obtained.展开更多
在正交频分复用(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing,OFDM)系统中由于快衰落导致信道特征不连续,常规的信道插值方法无法准确反应导频与整个信道之间的关联性。针对这一问题,提出了一种基于宽深超分辨率(Wide Deep Super-resol...在正交频分复用(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing,OFDM)系统中由于快衰落导致信道特征不连续,常规的信道插值方法无法准确反应导频与整个信道之间的关联性。针对这一问题,提出了一种基于宽深超分辨率(Wide Deep Super-resolution,WDSR)网络的信道估计方法,把导频值通过最小二乘估计(Least Squares,LS)初步插值,再通过WDSR网络再次放大重构整个信道的响应。将信道估计插值上采样替换成初步插值和图像超分辨率上采样两步。仿真结果表明,与超分辨率卷积神经网络(Super-resolution Convolutional Neural Network,SRCNN)信道估计算法相比,在不同种类的信道以及导频数下WDSR信道估计方法均方误差性能提升约4.6 dB。展开更多
Purpose: To detect small diagnostic signals such as lung nodules in chest radiographs, radiologists magnify a region-of-interest using linear interpolation methods. However, such methods tend to generate over-smoothed...Purpose: To detect small diagnostic signals such as lung nodules in chest radiographs, radiologists magnify a region-of-interest using linear interpolation methods. However, such methods tend to generate over-smoothed images with artifacts that can make interpretation difficult. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of super-resolution methods for improving the image quality of magnified chest radiographs. Materials and Methods: A total of 247 chest X-rays were sampled from the JSRT database, then divided into 93 training cases with non-nodules and 154 test cases with lung nodules. We first trained two types of super-resolution methods, sparse-coding super-resolution (ScSR) and super-resolution convolutional neural network (SRCNN). With the trained super-resolution methods, the high-resolution image was then reconstructed using the super-resolution methods from a low-resolution image that was down-sampled from the original test image. We compared the image quality of the super-resolution methods and the linear interpolations (nearest neighbor and bilinear interpolations). For quantitative evaluation, we measured two image quality metrics: peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) and structural similarity (SSIM). For comparative evaluation of the super-resolution methods, we measured the computation time per image. Results: The PSNRs and SSIMs for the ScSR and the SRCNN schemes were significantly higher than those of the linear interpolation methods (p p p Conclusion: Super-resolution methods provide significantly better image quality than linear interpolation methods for magnified chest radiograph images. Of the two tested schemes, the SRCNN scheme processed the images fastest;thus, SRCNN could be clinically superior for processing radiographs in terms of both image quality and processing speed.展开更多
文摘Limited by diffraction limit, low spatial resolution is one of the shortcomings of terahertz imaging. Low spatial resolution is also one of the reasons limiting the development of stress measurement using terahertz imaging. In this paper, the full-field stress measurement using Terahertz Time Domain Spectroscopy (THz-TDS) is combined with Super-Resolution Convolutional Neural Network (SRCNN) algorithm to obtain stress fields with high spatial resolution. A modulation model from a plane stress state to a THz-TDS signal is constructed. A large number of simulated sets are obtained to train the SRCNN model. By applying the trained SRCNN model to imaging the numerical and physical stress fields, the improved spatial resolution of stress field calculated from the captured THz-TDS signal is obtained.
文摘Purpose: To detect small diagnostic signals such as lung nodules in chest radiographs, radiologists magnify a region-of-interest using linear interpolation methods. However, such methods tend to generate over-smoothed images with artifacts that can make interpretation difficult. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of super-resolution methods for improving the image quality of magnified chest radiographs. Materials and Methods: A total of 247 chest X-rays were sampled from the JSRT database, then divided into 93 training cases with non-nodules and 154 test cases with lung nodules. We first trained two types of super-resolution methods, sparse-coding super-resolution (ScSR) and super-resolution convolutional neural network (SRCNN). With the trained super-resolution methods, the high-resolution image was then reconstructed using the super-resolution methods from a low-resolution image that was down-sampled from the original test image. We compared the image quality of the super-resolution methods and the linear interpolations (nearest neighbor and bilinear interpolations). For quantitative evaluation, we measured two image quality metrics: peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) and structural similarity (SSIM). For comparative evaluation of the super-resolution methods, we measured the computation time per image. Results: The PSNRs and SSIMs for the ScSR and the SRCNN schemes were significantly higher than those of the linear interpolation methods (p p p Conclusion: Super-resolution methods provide significantly better image quality than linear interpolation methods for magnified chest radiograph images. Of the two tested schemes, the SRCNN scheme processed the images fastest;thus, SRCNN could be clinically superior for processing radiographs in terms of both image quality and processing speed.
