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    Hyperspectral images neural network analysis of unstained micropreparations

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    The article presents the results of a study of hyperspectral imaging in microscopy to assess pathological changes in unstained medical micropreparations.Hyperspectral imaging was carried out using a system of synchronous shooting and movement of a movable table combined with a stepper motor. To improve the quality of theobtained images, software correction of the illumination of the spectral channels was used. The classification was carried out by a convolutional neural network. This method may be promising for assessing pathological changes in clinical practice. Experimental studies were carried out on histological preparations with different types of tissues without staining with contrasting medical dyes. To assess the reliability of the classification method, a comparison was made with thestandard method using staining of the studied samples

    Neural network analysis of hyperspectral images of soil

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    The article approaches to the classification of high-resolution hyperspectral images in the problem of classification of soil species is proposed. A spectral-spatial convolutional neural network with compensation for lighting variations is used as a classifier. The effectiveness of the proposed approach in the problem of classification of hyperspectral images of soils obtained by a scanning hyperspectral camera is shown. The essence of the developed method is to use binary classification together with multiclass, thereby improving the result of the latter

    Holographic Writing of Forked Diffraction Gratings on the Surface of a Chalcogenide Glass Semiconductor

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    We consider the formation of forked diffraction gratings on the surface of a multilayer structure based on chalcogenide glass semiconductors As2S3 and a-Se is. The distribution of electric field components upon interference of beams with different polarization states is analyzed theoretically. The possibility of direct holographic writing of diffraction gratings with a β€œforked” structure is demonstrated. The parameters of vortex laser beams generated by the microrelief formed are examined

    Holographic Writing of Forked Diffraction Gratings on the Surface of a Chalcogenide Glass Semiconductor

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    We consider the formation of forked diffraction gratings on the surface of a multilayer structure based on chalcogenide glass semiconductors As2S3 and a-Se is. The distribution of electric field components upon interference of beams with different polarization states is analyzed theoretically. The possibility of direct holographic writing of diffraction gratings with a “forked” structure is demonstrated. The parameters of vortex laser beams generated by the microrelief formed are examined

    Free-Space Transmission and Detection of Variously Polarized Near-IR Beams Using Standard Communication Systems with Embedded Singular Phase Structures

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    We propose to achieve multichannel information transmission in free space by means of variously polarized beams. The interaction of vortex beams of various orders with the main polarization states is theoretically analyzed. The passage of beams with different polarization states through multi-order diffractive optical elements (DOEs) is simulated numerically. Using the simulation results, tables of code correspondence of diffraction order numbers to the presence of phase vortices in the analyzed beams are constructed, which allow one to determine diffraction orders that carry information about various polarization states. The performed experiment made it possible to study the recognition of the first order cylindrical polarization state formed by a Q-plate converter using a phase DOE. In the experiment, these elements were built into a commercial fiber-optic communication system operating at the near-IR frequencies. After detecting the beam polarization state, beams of the required diffraction orders are efficiently coupled into optical fiber using an additional phase element. The developed optical detection system also provides channel suppression of homogeneously polarized components, which are supposed to be used for transmission of other channels

    A compact imaging hyperspectrometer

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