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DOE OSTI · 2542673

Task-specific sensor optical designs

Abstract

A method and system architecture for designing a compressive sensing matrix for machine learning includes receiving an image associated with a classification task and; generating a sensing matrix. The sensing matrix includes an array of nonzero elements of the image. A prism array of prism elements is in communication with the sensing matrix. A row of values corresponding with an input angle of the prism array is mapped to a respective column corresponding with a detector. Then the detector detects light refracted at an output angle dictated by the physical shape of the prism element. A physical model of the detector is fabricated and generates a compressed representation of the image. A machine learning classification algorithm is applied to the compressed representation of the image and generates an optimized non-invertible final determination of the image.

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Birch, Gabriel Carlisle, Redman, Brian John, LaCasse, IV, Charles Fredrick, Dagel, Amber Lynn, Sahakian, Meghan Anne, Kaehr, Bryan James, Quach, Tu-Thach, Calzada, Daniel Alvaro, Woo, Bryana Lynn, Stubbs, Jaclynn Javonna. 2024-10-01. Task-specific sensor optical designs. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2542673

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