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In a recent work, Fu et al. (2021) proposed an anomaly detector (AD) for hyperspectral images called DeCNN-AD, which decomposes the image in a low rank representation of the background and the anomalies. DeCNN-AD is regularized by an implicit plug and play prior (PnP), providing state-of-the-art anomaly detection performance in hyperspectral images. In this article, we propose a different AD using the Regularization by Denoising (RED) framework. The regularizer that emerges in RED algorithms is advantageous in the sense that it can be minimized by many solvers, unlike PnP, which has to be rederived for each specific solver like the alternating direction method of multipliers or the proximal gradient method. The proposed detector was compared to DeCNN-AD in several experiments, and was shown to present a more stable behavior better convergence properties, to be less sensitive to the choice of parameters, while leading to very similar performance in terms of optimal AUC of receiver operating characteristic curves.

Presents corrections to the article “Anomaly Detection in Hyperspectral Images via Regularization by Denoising”.

We introduce ssc-cdi, an open-source software package from the Sirius Scientific Computing family, designed for memory-efficient, single-node multi-GPU ptychography reconstruction. ssc-cdi offers a range of reconstruction engines in Python version 3.9.2 and C++/CUDA. It aims at developing local expertise and customized solutions to meet the specific needs of beamlines and user community of the Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS). We demonstrate ptychographic reconstruction of beamline data and present benchmarks for the package. Results show that ssc-cdi effectively handles extreme datasets typical of modern X-ray facilities without significantly compromising performance, offering a complementary approach to well-established packages of the community and serving as a robust tool for high-resolution imaging applications.