Deep learning-based digital in-line holographic microscopy for high resolution with extended field of view

Abstract A digital in-line holographic microscopy (DIHM) with deep learning-based upscaling method is proposed to overcome the trade-off between high resolving power and large field-of-view (FOV). To enhance the spatial resolution of a hologram, a deep neural network was trained with hologram images, which are defocused images with diffraction patterns. The performance of the artificial intelligence-based DIHM method was verified using hologram images obtained by computer simulation and experiments. Upscaled holograms with enhanced image contrast and clear diffraction pattern provided high quality of reconstructed holograms. In addition to the enhancement of reconstructed image at the sample position, details of light scattering pattern could be revealed with the proposed method. The proposed deep learning-based DIHM method is promising for accurate monitoring of many samples and analyzing dynamics of particles or cells in large FOV with detailed 3D information reconstructed from the upscaled holograms.

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