Low-count Image Reconstruction and Analysis
LIRA's C code is re-written in C++ with SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) intrinsics using Google's highway library for improved speed. Depending on the processor, the speed gains can range from 3x-4x. Additionally, the working precision can be switched from double to float, which can improve the speed even further on larger images.
- Planned updates
- R and
pythonpackages. - Introduce OpenMP directives for computationally expensive loops.
- Ability to introduce a new PSF once every
n
iterations. - Multi-PSF (e.g., energy-based) reconstruction,
- R and
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