Hybrid inversion framework demonstrates improved image quality in electromagnetic imaging, indicating deep learning enhances reconstruction accuracy.
This paper presents a hybrid inversion framework that integrates a physics-informed iterative algorithm with a deep learning-based refinement strategy to address the electromagnetic inverse scattering problem of a uniaxial object buried in lossy half-space environments. Specifically, an Iterative Modified Contrast Scheme (IMCS) is developed to accelerate convergence and produce stable initial estimates, yielding improved performance compared to conventional contrast source methods. These estimates are subsequently refined by U-Net architecture, thereby enhancing the image quality of the reconstructed dielectric targets. Numerical simulations demonstrate that the proposed framework achieves robust and high-fidelity reconstructions of buried high-contrast dielectric objects, even in the presence of 20% additive Gaussian noise.
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