Linear Space-Variant Model and Restoration Algorithm of Imaging System

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Imaging quality not only is one of the important criteria for the quality of imaging system, but also is the emphasis of designing a high-quality imaging system. For digital image processing, there are many methods of image restoration for images with noise pollution. The paper tries restoring the fundamental reason making imaging quality degraded, which is image error of lens. While reducing the design requirements of traditional optical system, the paper tries erasing aberration of optical image system, which can achieve good imaging quality.

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