End-to-end deep learning for superoscillatory subtraction imaging
Zhongwei Jin, Keyi Chen, Qiuyu Ren, Zhigang Dai, Ruoping Yao, Zhi Hong, Bin Fang, Fangzhou Shu, Shengtao Mei, Yiping Lu

TL;DR
This paper introduces an end-to-end deep learning approach that combines superoscillatory focusing and subtraction imaging, achieving sub-100-nm resolution for super-resolution optical imaging.
Contribution
It presents a unified neural network pipeline that replaces traditional multi-step processes, enhancing superoscillatory imaging resolution beyond previous limits.
Findings
Achieved deep-subwavelength imaging resolution below 100 nm.
Integrated superoscillatory focusing and subtraction imaging into a single neural network.
Eliminated manual weighting and two-step acquisition processes.
Abstract
Breaking the diffraction limit in optical imaging is crucial for resolving subwavelength details in a wide range of applications, where superoscillatory imaging and subtraction imaging are two common strategies for surpassing conventional resolution limits. We propose an end-to-end deep learning framework that integrates superoscillatory focusing and subtraction imaging into a single jointly-optimized vectorial Debye integral neural network pipeline, eliminating the traditional two-step acquisition and manual weighting process. With this end-to-end neural network, we further improve the focusing capability of the system to the sub-100-nm regime, enabling deep-subwavelength imaging resolution.
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