DOE OSTI · 1242497
A Bound- and Equality-Constrained Quadratic Programming Method for Image Reconstruction
Abstract
Image deblurring is modeled as an ill-posed, linear inverse problem and can be written in terms of an optimization problem. By adding bound and equality constraints and/or penalty terms to the objective function, the problem is regularized and a viable solution exists; however, there are few methods available for solving such constrained problems. Here we formulate two regularized solutions into constrained optimization problems and adapt an iterative augmented Lagrangian solver. Results are shown on synthetic data in one- and two-dimensions, as well as on a radiograph used to calibrate the transmission curve of a pulsed power X-ray source at a U.S. Department of Energy radiography facility.
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Bardsley, Johnathan M., Howard, Marylesa M.. 2015-03-01. A Bound- and Equality-Constrained Quadratic Programming Method for Image Reconstruction. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1242497
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