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From: Three-dimensional nanoscale reduced-angle ptycho-tomographic imaging with deep learning (RAPID)

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Schematic of the proposed RAPID framework. a Reduced-angle ptycho-tomography experiment to collect diffraction pattern measurements via translational and rotational scanning. Raw diffraction patterns are pre-processed to generate the approximant as the input to the pre-trained network, and volumetric distribution are obtained as the final output. b Network training process. Diffraction patterns acquired from reduced-angle ptycho-tomography are pre-processed to get the approximant as the network input, and a two-step conventional approach is employed to generate the high-resolution golden standard (GS) as the ground truth to train the DNN

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