Successive optimization of optics and post-processing with differentiable coherent PSF operator and field information
This is the official code repository for the paper: "Successive optimization of optics and post-processing with differentiable coherent PSF operator and field information".
- Using a customized differential operator that efficiently arrange the memory, we develop a differentiable optical simulation model that avoids exponentially growing computation overhead and could accurately calculates coherent PSFs;
- A joint optimization pipeline is presented that not only enhances image quality, but also successively improves the performance of optics across multiple lenses that are already in professional level;
- For the first time, we show that joint optimization could realize a field-level PSF control in advanced optical design, revealing its tremendous potential by bringing evaluated lenses approaching the diffraction limit with an improved effective modulation transfer function (EMTF).
@ARTICLE{10976391,
author={Ren, Zheng and Zhou, Jingwen and Zhang, Wenguan and Yan, Jiapu and Chen, Bingkun and Feng, Huajun and Chen, Shiqi},
journal={IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging},
title={Successive Optimization of Optics and Post-processing with Differentiable Coherent PSF Operator and Field Information},
year={2025},
volume={},
number={},
pages={1-10},
keywords={Optical diffraction;Optical imaging;Adaptive optics;Lenses;Optimization;Optical refraction;Optical design;Optical surface waves;Apertures;Ray tracing;Joint lens design;differentiable optical simulation;memory-efficient backpropagation;image reconstruction},
doi={10.1109/TCI.2025.3564173}}
- Merging wavelength and field batches can speed up calculations
- Use scripts to read in lens json files from zmx files and materials from AGF files
