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Utilizing Machine Learning for Smart Starting Guesses for Phase Retrieval

Scott W. Paine and James R. Fienup

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Abstract

Traditional wavefront-sensing phase retrieval problems with large amounts of wavefront error often do not converge without a good starting point. We use machine learning in an attempt to produce better starting guesses for these problems.

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