A neutron spectrum unfolding method based on the dual-domain feature-enhanced deep unfolding network
摘要
Reconstructing neutron spectra from limited measured counts is a challenging inverse problem. This paper presents a dual-domain feature-enhanced deep unfolding network (DDFEDUN), integrating the advantages of compressed sensing and deep learning. By constructing a collaborative architecture consisting of a wavelet-domain deep unfolding module (WDDUM), a convolution-domain deep unfolding module (CDDUM), and a dual-scale denoising module (DSDM), the proposed method fully leverages the structural prior information of neutron spectra across multiple transformation domains. This approach effectively enhances the model’s feature representation capability and noise robustness. Experimental results have demonstrated that DDFEDUN achieves high-precision and stable reconstruction across various typical neutron spectra.