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Toward simple, generalizable neural networks with universal training for low-SWaP hybrid vision

Muminov et al., 2021

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1059012804876053678
Author
Muminov B
Perry A
Hyder R
Asif M
Vuong L
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Publication venue
Photonics Research

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Speed, generalizability, and robustness are fundamental issues for building lightweight computational cameras. Here we demonstrate generalizable image reconstruction with the simplest of hybrid machine vision systems: linear optical preprocessors combined with no …
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