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Computational Sensing in Plasmonics: Design of Low-cost and Mobile Plasmonic Readers Using Machine Learning

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Abstract

We introduce a computational sensing framework to select the optimal set of illumination bands for a given plasmonic sensor design and fabrication method. This framework enables optimized designs for cost-effective, sensitive, and mobile plasmonic readers.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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