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Figure 1: Sketch of the 2-pixel CS polarimetric imaging setup proposed. It is inspired from the concept of SPC where the image is first spatially sampled by a DMD which reflects light in two directions, and where the total photon flux is detected on a sing
Figure 2: (a) Evolution of the reflection coefficients in intensity for two tilt directions and two polarimetric components S and P, as a function of incidence angle θ on the DMD surface at wavelength 780 nm
Figure 3: Inset (a): Synthetic 1D polarimetric test signal used to assess recontruction algorithms performance
Figure 4: Evolution of the PSNR of the signal ˆ X reconstructed with the 4 compared algorithms as a function of detected signal SNR for a compression rate of 40 %
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