Abstract
To reduce imaging errors in electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) arising from redundant capacitance, this paper proposes a method to eliminate such redundancy, leveraging the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). Firstly, an analysis is conducted to elucidate the origins of redundant capacitance, which are attributed to the polarization effect. Secondly, the paper presents a comprehensive outline of the algorithmic structure underpinning the proposed method for redundant capacitance elimination. Finally, the universality and anti-interference capability of the method are verified through simulations and practical experiments across various scenarios: encompassing typical medium distributions, diverse image reconstruction algorithms, and various sensor structures. The results conclusively demonstrate that the proposed method exhibits superior image reconstruction effect in comparison to traditional redundant elimination methods.
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