Analysing the optical field of multimode fibers by intensity images machine learning for design in photonics-based sensing and imaging applications. However, existing mathematical algorithms, iterative methods, or AI algorithms encounter scalability issues. In this study, we incorporate the physics principle of mode superposition into neural networks for mode decomposition. This integration eliminates the need for an extensive amount of training data and the time-consuming training process. The proposed method, without pre-training, can effectively perform mode decomposition for up to 220 modes. With the extracted amplitude and phase information, the correlation coefficient between the reconstructed optical field and the original image surpasses 98%. Investigations with noisy data demonstrate the network's efficiency in extracting both phase and magnitude information, even when the signal-to-noise ratio of the image is as low as 1dB which is crucial for secure data communication with multimode fibers.
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