Optimization of Measurement Procedures through Basis Function Alteration ID: 2018-041
An innovative approach to optimizing measurement systems by altering basis functions for more efficient data acquisition.

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Technology Overview
This technology revolutionizes measurement procedures by adjusting the basis functions used in systems where the subject has a sparse representation. By distributing information more uniformly across the measurement space, it achieves reduced dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio requirements. This enables the use of less expensive detectors, faster measurements, and more precise data acquisition with existing detectors.
Key Advantages
- Enables the use of less expensive detection equipment
- Facilitates faster data acquisition processes
- Improves the precision of data acquisition without needing more advanced detectors
- Reduces the dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio requirements
Problems Addressed
- High costs associated with advanced detection equipment
- Lengthy data acquisition times in current measurement systems
- High dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio requirements that limit the efficiency of data collection
- Difficulty in inferring missing information due to non-smooth data
Market Applications
- MRI imaging enhancements by requiring lower dynamic ranges
- Interference pattern structured illumination with altered measurement bases
- Any measurement system where the subject has a sparse representation, seeking more efficient data acquisition
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2018-041
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Date Published: 28 March, 2025
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