This method enables you to process Lightfield 4D data. The Lightfield 4D reconstruction algorithm consists of two general steps, a rolling ball background subtraction and Richardson-Lucy deconvolution with total variation regularization.
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Storage Location |
Displays the location where the processed file is saved. Click |
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Adjust per Channel |
Only available for images with multiple channels. |
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Process Channel |
Processes this channel according to the set parameters. |
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Skip Channel |
Skips this channel when processing. This channel will not be in the output image. |
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Iterations |
Sets the number of iterations of a (constrained iterative) deconvolution. A higher value results in sharper objects but will also amplify noise and measurement errors. The available value range is between 5 and 50 iterations. |
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Background Correction |
Sets the rolling ball radius to remove homogeneous background for better reconstruction. Larger values remove bigger structures, while smaller values also remove smaller structures and have a stronger effect on the image. The available value range is between 75 and 5 pixels. |
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Total Variation Denoising |
Reduces negative effects of noise on the deconvolution by smoothing homogenous areas while preserving edges (sharp contrasts). The available value range is between 0 and 100%. |
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