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5 months ago These two files describe the parameters for the forward model of the CASSI (Coded Aperture Snapshot Spectral Imaging) branch. Specifically, the relationship between these files can be explained as follows:
The mask_3d_shift file represents a 3D version of the mask file, where each channel is obtained by shifting the mask accordingly. In the formula:
mask_3d_shift(i,j,c)=mask(i,j−c)
- i represents the row index.
- j represents the column index.
- c represents the channel index, which corresponds to the spectral bands.
This means that each channel of mask_3d_shift is derived by shifting the mask file by c columns to the right.
I hope this explanation clarifies the relationship between the two files.
Your work is commendable, demonstrating . The attention to detail and the clarity of your findings are truly impressive. I was particularly intrigued by the utilization of "mask.mat" and "mask_3d_shift.mat" in your research. Could you please elaborate on the relationship between these two files? Understanding their interplay could potentially shed further light on the mechanisms underlying your results.