Stochastic imaging

Stochastic imaging is a technique that uses randomness and probabilistic methods to create detailed images, often in fields like astronomy or microscopy. Instead of capturing a single, static image, it gathers many small, random signals over time and then combines them using algorithms to produce a clearer, high-resolution picture. This approach helps to reduce noise and enhance relevant details, especially when dealing with faint or complex structures. By leveraging randomness, stochastic imaging enables scientists to observe phenomena that might be difficult to capture with traditional, straightforward imaging methods.