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Abstract
Fourier ptychographic microscopy (FPM) combines the concepts of phase retrieval algorithms and synthetic apertures and can solve the problem in which it is difficult to combine a large field of view with high resolution. However, the use of the coherent transfer function in conventional calculations to describe the linear transfer process of an imaging system can lead to ringing artifacts. In addition, the Gerchberg–Saxton iterative algorithm can cause the phase retrieval part of the FPM algorithm to fall into a local optimum. In this paper, Gaussian apodization coherent transfer function is proposed to describe the imaging process and is combined with an iterative method based on amplitude weighting and phase gradient descent to reduce the presence of ringing artifacts while ensuring the accuracy of the reconstructed results. In simulated experiments, the proposed algorithm is shown to give a smaller mean square error and higher structural similarity, both in the presence and absence of noise. Finally, the proposed algorithm is validated in terms of giving reconstruction results with high accuracy and high resolution, using images acquired with a new microscope system and open-source images.
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