研究目的
To solve the problem of damage online inspection in large-aperture final optics under the condition of inhomogeneous total internal reflection illumination, focusing on automatic classification of true and false laser-induced damage (LID), automatic classification of input and exit surface LID, and size measurement of the LID.
研究成果
The proposed machine learning-based method effectively addresses the three main problems of damage online inspection in large-aperture final optics, achieving high accuracy in classification and size measurement. It is particularly suitable for small sample learning, making it practical for real-world applications where collecting large labeled datasets is challenging.
研究不足
The study is conducted under specific conditions of inhomogeneous illumination and may require adaptation for other illumination conditions. The method's effectiveness on very small or very large damage sites beyond the tested range (50–750 μm) is not explored.