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doi: 10.4121/3f285c07-93c0-4a8a-bbcd-bc60ed749c88

Rieger, B. (Bernd); Stallinga, S. (Sjoerd) (2024): Data underlying the publication: Single Image Fourier Ring Correlation. Version 2. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/3f285c07-93c0-4a8a-bbcd-bc60ed749c88.v2

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Fourier Ring Correlation, image resolution, microscopy, super-resolution

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by B. (Bernd) Rieger , S. (Sjoerd) Stallinga

The dataset pertains to a research project on Single image Fourier Ring Correlation. The goal of the research is to assess image resolution for (super-resolution) light microscopy with Fourier Ring Correlation (FRC) based on a single image acquisition, both for scanning and camera based image modalities. This improves the state-of-the-art, which is based on two noise independent image acquisitions. Single image FRC ("1FRC") is made possible because data governed by Poissonian shot noise statistics can be split in two noise independent data halves by applying a random binomial data splitting procedure. The new method is demonstrated on the image data files in this dataset (see README.txt for further information).

• 2024-03-28 first online

• 2024-06-25 published, posted

4TU.ResearchData

the files are mainly image data files, specifically image/ics, image/ome.tif, image/lif, image/czi, image/nd2, image/mrcs, there are also additional files containing processed data in Matlab, format data/mat

Single image Fourier ring correlation

• VICI Bernd Rieger (grant code 17046) Dutch Research Council (NWO)
• ERC Advanced Grant Sjoerd Stallinga (grant code 101055013) European Research Council

TU Delft, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Department of Imaging Physics