Optical diffraction tomography (ODT) solves an inverse scattering problem to obtain label-free, 3D refractive index (RI) estimation of biological specimens. This work demonstrates 3D RI retrieval methods suitable for partially-coherent ODT systems supported by intensity-only measurements consisting of axial and angular illumination scanning. This framework allows for access to 3D quantitative RI contrast using a simplified non-interferometric technique. We consider a traditional iterative tomographic solver based on a multiple in-plane representation of the optical scattering process and gradient descent optimization adapted for focus-scanning systems, as well as an approach that relies solely on 3D convolutional neural networks (CNNs) to invert the scattering process. The approaches are validated using simulations of the 3D scattering potential for weak phase 3D biological samples.
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