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Computational Imaging on the Electric Grid
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Synchronize mask switching to AC zero-crossings instead of switching without AC locking (ablation) | ACam · AC-modulated imaging | temporal blur | Helped |
| Refine the estimated bulb response matrix before re-estimating transport (ablation) | AC light transport unmixing · Unmixing | reconstruction artifacts | Helped |
| Use AC-modulated illumination and source unmixing to reconstruct single-source images | AC light transport method · Indoor and outdoor scenes | source separation | Helped |
| Use the estimated transport matrix to bypass saturated measurements during reconstruction | AC light transport method · Nocturnal scenes | dynamic range | Helped |
| Constrain rendered pixels to vary synchronously according to a common bulb response | AC light transport method · Rendered single-source sequences | sensor readout noise | Helped |
| Set the number of independent sources incorrectly when unmixing | AC light transport method · Parking structure scene | source separation | Hurt |
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