Method for deconvolution of acquired raw data of an image
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorsStanislav Kalinin, Thomas Egloff, Volodymyr Kudryavtsev
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorsStanislav Kalinin, Thomas Egloff, Volodymyr Kudryavtsev
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A method for deconvolution of acquired raw data of an image includes scanning an object along scanning lines and imaging detection radiation onto a detector array. During a scanning operation, the detector array moves relative to the object along a first scanning strip to acquire raw data from N≥2 detector elements situated in different detector lines. Subsequent scanning operations continue along additional scanning strips offset in the direction of detector columns such that at least one potential scanning line is omitted, making the number of scanning strips equal to 1/N of the lines in the reconstructed image. The raw data is deconvolved pixel-by-pixel using a calculation specification that incorporates a matrix. The matrix elements, mi, indicate the relationship between actually acquired and potential scanning lines to match raw data size to the reconstructed image size, thereby reducing artifacts such as striping.
A method for deconvolution of acquired raw data of an image to be reconstructed, the method comprising:
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