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We introduce ICE-TIDE, a method for cryogenic electron tomography (cryo-ET) that simultaneously aligns observations and reconstructs a high-resolution volume. The alignment of tilt series in cryo-ET is a major problem limiting the resolution of reconstructions. ICE-TIDE relies on an efficient coordinate-based implicit neural representation of the volume which enables it to directly parameterize deformations and align the projections.

While snapshot hyperspectral cameras are cheaper and faster than imagers based on pushbroom or whiskbroom spatial scanning, the output imagery from a snapshot camera typically has different spectral bands mapped to different spatial locations in a mosaic pattern, requiring a demosaicing process to be applied to generate the desired hyperspectral image with full spatial and spectral resolution.

Single-satellite geolocation achieves effective localization of ground electromagnetic interference (EMI) signals with a low cost compared to the multi-satellite counterparts. In such systems, the Doppler and Doppler rate are commonly exploited to extract the information of the ground EMI sources and the constrained Unscented Kalman filter (cUKF) is found effective to provide instantaneous EMI locations over time. 

Blind image quality assessment (BIQA) is crucial for user satisfaction and the performance of various image processing applications. Most BIQA methods directly use the pre-trained model to extract features and then perform feature fusion. However, the features extracted by pre-trained models may contain irrelevant information to BIQA. Although some methodspre-train the feature extraction network from scratch, these approaches raise computational costs and resource demands.