An X-ray diffraction pattern consists of relevant information (the signal) and noisy background. Under the assumption that they behave as the components of a two-dimensional mixture (bicomponent fluid) having slightly different physical properties related to the density gradients, a Lattice Boltzmann Method is applied to disentangle the two different diffusive dynamics. The solution is numerically stable, not computationally demanding, and, it also provides an efficient increase in the signal-to-noise ratio for patterns blurred by Poissonian noise and affected by collection data anomalies (fiber-like samples, experimental setup, etc.). The model is succesfully applied to different resolution images.
Denoising X-Ray Diffraction Two-Dimensional Patterns with Lattice Boltzmann Method
Ladisa, Massimo
2025
Abstract
An X-ray diffraction pattern consists of relevant information (the signal) and noisy background. Under the assumption that they behave as the components of a two-dimensional mixture (bicomponent fluid) having slightly different physical properties related to the density gradients, a Lattice Boltzmann Method is applied to disentangle the two different diffusive dynamics. The solution is numerically stable, not computationally demanding, and, it also provides an efficient increase in the signal-to-noise ratio for patterns blurred by Poissonian noise and affected by collection data anomalies (fiber-like samples, experimental setup, etc.). The model is succesfully applied to different resolution images.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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