Optimization of sensitivity matrix and residual error improves EIT imaging quality, suggesting broader applications.
As a visual detection technique, Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT) can reconstruct the distribution of electrical parameters within a detection field. EIT reconstruction greatly depends on a physical equation that includes a sensitivity matrix and measurements, but the sensitivity matrix fails to be optimized for various reconstruction tasks. This issue decreases the applicable range of the physical equation and EIT reconstruction quality. To address this issue, this paper optimizes both the residual error for measurements and the sensitivity matrix in the equation, which leads to higher EIT reconstruction quality. The optimization solution is theoretically and experimentally verified. Results indicate that the proposed methods can reduce the relative error of EIT reconstruction quality by about 12.0%.
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