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15 March 2023 Learning wavefront shaping through reinforcement learning in a simulation environment
Rahmetullah Varol, Tülay Aydın
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Abstract
We propose a reinforcement learning based architecture for focusing light from a coherent light source through a thick scattering sample using a spatial light modulator. The light source, modulator, sample and the image sensor are modeled in COMSOL environment. The diffraction pattern recorded at the image sensor is then transformed into MATLAB where an RL agent is used to predict the pattern that will focus the light through the sample. The SLM pattern is then updated accordingly. The SLM is modeled as a discrete set of block designed to introduce a phase shift between zero and two depending on the output of the RL agent. The state space of the RL agent in defined as an array of scalar values in [0,1]. The effect of resolution, pixel pitch and sample thickness are discussed. The samples are modeled as blocks of randomly distributed refractive indices. The model is trained on a set of 40 samples. Then training and test performances are reported. Further, applications on dynamic samples are discussed and results are presented for a number of configurations. The focused and unfocused diffraction patterns are presented for various sample thicknesses and at different epochs.
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Rahmetullah Varol and Tülay Aydın "Learning wavefront shaping through reinforcement learning in a simulation environment", Proc. SPIE 12383, Imaging, Manipulation, and Analysis of Biomolecules, Cells, and Tissues XXI, 1238306 (15 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2650698
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KEYWORDS
Spatial light modulators

Wavefronts

Light scattering

Biological samples

Statistical modeling

Image sensors

Education and training

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