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Computer vision enabled oxygen sensing
Luminescence-based chemical sensors are almost universally read as point detectors with the signal inverted through a single calibration model. Here we reframe optical oxygen sensing as a computer vision problem, in which the sensing film acts as a spatially heterogeneous encoder and a pretrained Te
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