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13 December 2020 Improved training for the deep learning wavefront sensor
Camilo Weinberger, Felipe Guzmán, Esteban Vera
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Abstract
We have recently proposed the deep learning wavefront sensor, capable of directly estimating Zernike coefficients of aberrated wavefronts from a single intensity image by using a convolutional neural network. However, deep neural networks demand an intensive training stage, where more training examples allow to improve the accuracy and increase the amount of the estimated Zernike modes. Since low order aberrations such as tip and tilt only produce space-invariant motion of the PSF, we propose to treat tip and tilt estimation separately when training the deep learning wavefront sensor, decreasing the training efforts while keeping the wavefront sensor performance. In this paper, we also introduce and test simpler architectures for deep learning wavefront sensing, while exploring the impact of reducing the number of pixels to estimate a given amount of Zernike coefficients. Our preliminary results indicate that we can achieve a significant prediction speedup aiming for real time adaptive optics systems.
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Camilo Weinberger, Felipe Guzmán, and Esteban Vera "Improved training for the deep learning wavefront sensor", Proc. SPIE 11448, Adaptive Optics Systems VII, 114484G (13 December 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2564199
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KEYWORDS
Wavefront sensors

Point spread functions

Facial recognition systems

Wavefronts

Convolutional neural networks

Inverse optics

Inverse problems

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