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In fluorescent microscopy the observation model should be poisson-gaussian since the brighter a pixel the more photon the more poisson noise. Things get complicated b/c CCD cameras have offsets. Porbavbly the parameter of the observation model (constant term, linear term and offset) should be learned. Ask Mehrtash and Tianle
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Another possibility is to do Anscombe transformation and trasnform the data to have Gaussian noise only.
See paper:
Poisson-Gaussian noise + Anscombe transformation: https://arxiv.org/abs/1812.10366
In fluorescent microscopy the observation model should be poisson-gaussian since the brighter a pixel the more photon the more poisson noise. Things get complicated b/c CCD cameras have offsets. Porbavbly the parameter of the observation model (constant term, linear term and offset) should be learned. Ask Mehrtash and Tianle
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: