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Diffusion Models for Polarimetric Reconstruction of Circumstellar Environments in Correlated Speckle Noise
High-contrast polarimetric imaging of circumstellar disks is severely limited by stellar leakage and speckle noise. Building upon the RHAPSODIE framework for polarimetric inverse problems, diffusion-based methods have shown promising results by replacing classical regularization with learned priors.
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