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          <dc:title>Deep learning in compressive radar imaging and systems</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Jiaming Zhang (346789)</dc:creator>
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          <dc:subject>Computational Microwave Imaging</dc:subject>
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          <dc:description>Conventional microwave imaging methods, including synthetic aperture radar (SAR), suffer from slow data acquisition and high hardware complexity, limiting their suitability for real-time imaging, particularly for electrically large scenes. To address these challenges, computational microwave imaging (CMI) is considered an alternative technique. CMI-based systems successfully achieve a physical layer compression, but are still limited by the computational burden in the signal processing layer. To improve the efficiency of CMI-based systems, deep learning techniques have been explored to reduce the computational burden associated with conventional methods.In this thesis, a series of deep learning–based methodologies are developed to enhance the overall efficiency of CMI. These include two ways of transfer function prediction, a deep learning approach for multi-tasking in CMI application, and a deep learning-based reconstruction method capable of handling obstructed measurement conditions. Together, these approaches provide a coherent framework that directly addresses the aforementioned challenges and advances the state of the art in CMI reconstruction.The proposed approaches significantly reduce the computational effort associated with transfer-function estimation, remove the need for labor-intensive near-field measurements, enable accurate joint reconstruction and recognition, and effectively recover target information in obstructed scenarios.Overall, the contributions of this thesis establish a deep learning–driven foundation for efficient, scalable, and resilient CMI, supporting its advancement toward real-time deployment in practical environments.</dc:description>
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