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Area of Science:

Optical interferometry
Image processing

Background:

Fringe patterns from optical interferometry contain valuable data on shape, deformation, and refractive index.
Denoising and demodulation are essential for extracting information from fringe patterns.
Many techniques require fringe direction, which is harder to obtain than orientation.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a quality-guided orientation unwrapping scheme to estimate fringe direction from fringe orientation.
To compare the effectiveness of two proposed techniques for this scheme.
To demonstrate the application of the estimated fringe direction in demodulation.

Main Methods:

A quality-guided orientation unwrapping scheme was developed.
Two methods were proposed: one using windowed Fourier ridges and another using fringe gradient.
Both simulated and experimental fringe patterns were used for comparison.

Main Results:

The proposed quality-guided scheme successfully estimates fringe direction from orientation.
The direction qualities of the windowed Fourier ridges and fringe gradient methods were compared.
The application of the estimated direction to a demodulation technique was demonstrated.

Conclusions:

The quality-guided orientation unwrapping scheme is effective for estimating fringe direction.
The comparison provides insights into the performance of different estimation techniques.
This work facilitates improved information retrieval from optical fringe patterns.