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Recognition of Nanoparticle and Microdroplet Parameters in Levitating Microdroplets of Suspension by Speckle Image Analysis Using Convolutional Neural Networks
Retrieving suspension parameters from light scattered by a suspension microdroplet is a difficult inverse problem because the recorded optical pattern is shaped by droplet morphology and by perturbations of the internal optical field introduced by the dispersed phase. Here we demonstrate experimenta
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