Machine learning for sensing with a multimode exposed core fiber specklegram sensor
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2022
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SMITH, D.L.
NGUYEN, L.V.
OTTAWAY, D.J.
CABRAL, T.D.
Fujiwara, E.
CORDEIRO, C.M.B.
WARREN-SMITH, S.C.
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Optics Express, 2022; 30(7):1-13
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Darcy L. Smith, Linh V. Nguyen, David J Ottoway, Thiago D. Cabral, Eric Fujiwara, Cristiano M.B. Cordeiro, Stephen C. Warren-Smith
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Fiber specklegram sensors (FSSs) traditionally use statistical methods to analyze specklegrams obtained from fibers for sensing purposes, but can suffer from limitations such as vulnerability to noise and lack of dynamic range. In this paper we demonstrate that deep learning improves the analysis of specklegrams for sensing, which we show here for both air temperature and water immersion length measurements. Two deep neural networks (DNNs); a convolutional neural network and a multi-layer perceptron network, are used and compared to a traditional correlation technique on data obtained from a multimode fiber exposed-core fiber. The ability for the DNNs to be trained against a random noise source such as specklegram translations is also demonstrated.
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