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Assessment of a computed tomography imaging spectrometer using an optimized expectation-maximization algorithm.
Applied optics · 1 Jul 2022 · 10.1364/ao.460229
Abstract
We designed and built a homemade computed tomography imaging spectrometer (CTIS) of 250×250 p i x e l s of spatial resolution and 2 nm spectral resolution. The optical design considers a CTIS optical array coupled to a digital reflex camera. We reconstructed the intensity spectra of a fluorescent source, the diffuse reflectance of a ColorChecker, and samples of Capsicum annuum of three different colors, using the expectation-maximization sequential algorithm, optimized utilizing an array of indices to reduce the reconstruction time. The results obtained with a ColorChecker indicate a high positive correlation of 0.9745 with an average residual difference of 1.31% concerning the spectra obtained with a commercial integrating sphere spectrometer. The feasibility of the proposed CTIS system shows how to detect and evaluate the physiological changes resulting from the decomposition of the green fruit of the Capsicum annuum in a range from 500 to 650 nm.
Plant phenotyping relevance
植物の生理状態を評価するCTIS分光イメージングシステムを設計・構築し、再構成アルゴリズムと商用分光計との性能比較を行っており、植物フェノタイピング手法が中心である。
abstractWe designed and built a homemade computed tomography imaging spectrometer (CTIS)
abstractThe results obtained with a ColorChecker indicate a high positive correlation of 0.9745 with an average residual difference of 1.31% concerning the spectra obtained with a commercial integrating sphere spectrometer.
abstractThe feasibility of the proposed CTIS system shows how to detect and evaluate the physiological changes resulting from the decomposition of the green fruit of the Capsicum annuum
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