2001
DOI: 10.1117/12.446537
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Genetic algorithm for optimization design of diffractive optical elements in laser beam shaping

Abstract: We address a genetic algorithm (GAs) to achieve optimization design for diffractive optical elements (DOE's) for the laser beam shaping. A laser beam shaping system is investigated using genetic algorithm, in which an incident Gaussian profile laser beam is converted into a zero-order Bessel beam.This algorithm exploits the global nature of the genetic algorithms. High-quality DOE's can be achieved by use of the optimization procedure we proposed.

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“…After a training process, the neural network can become aware of similarities from new input patterns [26]. There have been many science publications about the use of AI in analyzing mechanical behaviors, including design of experiments [27], genetic algorithms [28], ant colony optimization [29], fuzzy logic [30], and finite elements analysis [31]. Mohsen and Mazahery [32] employed a standard feed-forward network with a hidden layer.…”
Section: Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After a training process, the neural network can become aware of similarities from new input patterns [26]. There have been many science publications about the use of AI in analyzing mechanical behaviors, including design of experiments [27], genetic algorithms [28], ant colony optimization [29], fuzzy logic [30], and finite elements analysis [31]. Mohsen and Mazahery [32] employed a standard feed-forward network with a hidden layer.…”
Section: Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several statistical and numerical approaches have been utilised to predict and optimise various laser manufacturing processes including Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) [14]; genetic algorithms [15], design of experiments [3], finite elements analysis [16], ant colony optimisation [17], and fuzzy logic [18]. Due to their nonlinear, adaptive and learning ability using collected data, ANN models have been successfully applied to a large number of problems in several domain applications.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%