A Phase Unwrapping Method Based on Differential Evolution Algorithm
A differential evolution algorithm and unwrapping technology, applied in the field of optical interferometry, can solve problems such as poor robustness, and achieve the effect of improving robustness and eliminating fitting distortion
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[0048] In most cases of optical surface detection, the outgoing wavefront of the measured optical surface or optical system always tends to be smooth and continuous, and such a wavefront function must be expressed as a complete linear combination of basis functions. Therefore, the Zernike polynomial is often used as the basis function to fit the measured discrete data, and the actual wave surface or surface shape is expressed as a linear combination of Zernike polynomial terms, and then the real phase is globally approximated, and the undetermined coefficients are solved using an optimization algorithm.
[0049] The differential evolution algorithm (Differential Evolution, DE) was first proposed by Storn and Price in 1997. It is a simple and effective random parallel optimization algorithm based on group intelligence. Intelligence to guide the optimization search is very effective for global optimization problems defined on continuous spaces. The unique memory ability of the D...
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