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Single-pixel imaging (SPI) is a novel method for capturing high-quality 2D images of scenes using a non-spatially-resolved detector. While implementing conventional SPI, a huge number of illuminated patterns are projected onto the object to reconstruct a sharp image. For a situation in which the object occupies part of the illuminated region, we propose an adaptive regional SPI method (ARSI) to decrease the number of projected patterns. In the ARSI scheme, the object region is adaptively located based on the Fourier slice theorem. Then, the illuminated patterns are projected only onto the object region to facilitate imaging efficiency. Experiments demonstrate that the proposed ARSI method can achieve sharp image reconstruction with a substantial reduction in pattern number, thereby improving imaging efficiency.
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