Estimation of the Head Sensitivity Function in Scanning Magnetoresistance Microscopy
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扫描磁阻显微术中磁头灵敏度函数的估计
- 研究问题
- 当磁头灵敏度函数与被扫描磁源均未知，且图像包含相关噪声和热漂移时，如何估计灵敏度函数并判断其特征是否可信？
- 方法与思路
- 作者采用贝叶斯图像分析处理反卷积问题，在模型中考虑相关噪声、热漂移等干扰，并联合提供点估计与不确定性量化。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称该方法能在困难的反卷积环境中估计磁头灵敏度，并利用不确定性评估判断估计曲线中的某些特征是否真实。
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- 核对磁源与灵敏度同时未知时的可识别性、先验约束、噪声及漂移建模，以及特征真实性的后验评估方式。
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We apply Bayesian image analysis techniques to a problem in a newly developed scanned probe technology that uses commercial magnetoresistive (MR) record and playback heads as probes to sense magnetic fields. This technology can be used for magnetic imaging and for evaluating playback and record processes in magnetic recording. In MR microscopy, an MR head is raster scanned while in physical contact with a magnetic sample (e.g., hard disk media, tape, or fine magnetic particles). By plotting the MR resistance as a function of position, a very high resolution (on the order of .1 × 1.0μm) magnetic image of the sample is constructed. This case study focuses on characterizing the head sensitivity function (HSF), which depends on the physical dimensions and the magnetic properties of the MR head. These sensitivity functions are of great practical interest because they ultimately relate to the head's performance in a high-density data storage environment. Estimating the HSF requires a deconvolution that has features that prevent the problem from being straightforward: both the HSF and the source being scanned are unknown, and there is a substantial amount of correlated noise in the scanned image. We take a Bayesian approach to model and estimate the HSF, while accounting for noise and other nuisance effects such as thermal drift. Besides yielding a point estimate, which is a fairly difficult task here, this approach also quantifies uncertainty so we can assess whether certain features of the estimated head sensitivity function appear to be genuine.