Abstract

A single-pixel camera combined with compressive sensing techniques is a promising fluorescence microscope scheme for acquiring a multidimensional dataset (space, spectrum, and lifetime) and for reducing the measurement time with respect to conventional microscope schemes. However, upon completing the acquisition, a computational step is necessary for image reconstruction and data analysis, which can be time-consuming, potentially canceling out the beneficial effect of compressive sensing. In this work, we propose and experimentally validate a fast-fit workflow based on global analysis and multiple linear fits, which significantly reduces the computation time from tens of minutes to less than 1 s. Moreover, as the method is interlaced with the measurement flow, it can be applied in parallel with the acquisitions.

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