| CPC G01M 11/0207 (2013.01) | 8 Claims |

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1. An imaging method based on a reciprocal polar decomposition for backscattering Mueller matrices, comprising the following steps:
step 1, guiding an incident beam generated from a light source through an optical component to a target biological tissue to be imaged, and receiving a reflected beam of the incident beam scattered from the target biological tissue to be imaged at a polarization camera to obtain a backscattering Mueller matrix of the optical component;
step 2, according to a relation between a diattenuator matrix and a retarder matrix of each of forward and backward light paths, transforming a Mueller matrix M backscattering into a symmetric matrix QM;
step 3, obtaining a diattenuator matrix MD1 by a matrix QMG;
step 4, obtaining eigenvalues and eigenvectors through orthogonal decomposition;
step 5, sorting the eigenvectors to obtain a depolarization matrix MΔd and a retarder matrix MR1;
step 6, obtaining polarization parameters by the obtained depolarization matrix MΔd and retarder matrix MR1;
step 7, obtaining two-dimensional polarization images of the target biological tissue based on the obtained polarization parameters.
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