Abstract

In this Letter, for the first time, to the best of our knowledge, we propose a digital holographic reconstruction method with a one-to-two deep learning framework (Y-Net). Perfectly fitting the holographic reconstruction process, the Y-Net can simultaneously reconstruct intensity and phase information from a single digital hologram. As a result, this compact network with reduced parameters brings higher performance than typical network variants. The experimental results of the mouse phagocytes demonstrate the advantages of the proposed Y-Net.

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