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On the equivalence of binary phase masks optimized for localization or detection in extended depth-of-field localization microscopy

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Binary annular masks have recently been proposed to extend the depth of field (DoF) of single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM). A strategy for designing optimal masks has been introduced based on maximizing the emitter localization accuracy, expressed in terms of Fisher information, over a targeted DoF range. However the complete post-processing pipeline to localize a single emitter consists of two successive steps: the detection, where the regions containing emitters are determined, and the localization, where the sub-pixel position of each detected emitter is estimated. Phase masks usually optimize only this second step. The presence of a phase mask also affecting the detection, the purpose of this article is to quantify and mitigate this effect. Using a rigorous framework built from a detection-oriented information theoretical criterion (Bhattacharrya distance), we demonstrate that in most cases of practical significance, annular binary phase masks maximizing Fisher information do also maximize the detection probability. This result supports the common design practice consisting of optimizing a phase mask by maximizing the Fisher information only.
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hal-04189164 , version 1 (28-08-2023)

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Olivier Lévêque, Caroline Kulcsár, Laurent Cognet, François Goudail. On the equivalence of binary phase masks optimized for localization or detection in extended depth-of-field localization microscopy. Journal of the Optical Society of America. A Optics, Image Science, and Vision, 2023, 40 (9), pp.1753-1761. ⟨10.1364/josaa.492654⟩. ⟨hal-04189164⟩
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