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- Title
A Neural Network Computational Spectrometer Trained by a Small Dataset with High-Correlation Optical Filters.
- Authors
Liao, Haojie; Yang, Lin; Zheng, Yuanhao; Wang, Yansong
- Abstract
A computational spectrometer is a novel form of spectrometer powerful for portable in situ applications. In the encoding part of the computational spectrometer, filters with highly non-correlated properties are requisite for compressed sensing, which poses severe challenges for optical design and fabrication. In the reconstruction part of the computational spectrometer, conventional iterative reconstruction algorithms are featured with limited efficiency and accuracy, which hinders their application for real-time in situ measurements. This study proposes a neural network computational spectrometer trained by a small dataset with high-correlation optical filters. We aim to change the paradigm by which the accuracy of neural network computational spectrometers depends heavily on the amount of training data and the non-correlation property of optical filters. First, we propose a presumption about a distribution law for the common large training dataset, in which a unique widespread distribution law is shown when calculating the spectrum correlation. Based on that, we extract the original dataset according to the distribution probability and form a small training dataset. Then a fully connected neural network architecture is constructed to perform the reconstruction. After that, a group of thin film filters are introduced to work as the encoding layer. Then the neural network is trained by a small dataset under high-correlation filters and applied in simulation. Finally, the experiment is carried out and the result indicates that the neural network enabled by a small training dataset has performed very well with the thin film filters. This study may provide a reference for computational spectrometers based on high-correlation optical filters.
- Subjects
DICHROIC filters; SPECTROMETERS; LIGHT filters; COMPRESSED sensing; OPTICAL properties
- Publication
Sensors (14248220), 2024, Vol 24, Issue 5, p1553
- ISSN
1424-8220
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/s24051553