Bayesian Estimation of the Axial Position in Astigmatism‐Based Three‐Dimensional Particle Tracking

  • Shaevitz J
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Abstract

Accurate estimation of the axial position of a molecule using a single lateral image remains a challenge in fluorescent single particle tracking. Here, a principled algorithm for the Bayesian estimation of the axial position of a molecule in three‐dimensional astigmatism‐based particle tracking is proposed. This technique uses the data from a calibration image set to derive the position without assuming a functional form for the abberated defocusing curve. Using a calibration image set from forty 57 nm beads, the axial position is calculated, and the error associated with position estimation is discussed. This method is compared to previously published algorithms.

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Shaevitz, J. W. (2009). Bayesian Estimation of the Axial Position in Astigmatism‐Based Three‐Dimensional Particle Tracking. International Journal of Optics, 2009(1). https://doi.org/10.1155/2009/896208

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