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This study introduces a robust method for estimating phase shifts in statistical generalized phase-shifting digital holography. The technique ensures accurate signed phase-shift values, validated by simulations and experiments.

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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
Digital Holography
Image Processing

Background:

Statistical generalized phase-shifting digital holography (GPSDH) is crucial for quantitative phase imaging.
Accurate phase-shift estimation is vital for reconstructing high-fidelity holograms.
Existing methods may struggle with phase randomness in Fresnel diffraction fields.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a robust phase-shift estimation method for GPSDH.
To establish phase randomness using an oblique reference wave.
To enable signed phase-shift estimation irrespective of object Fresnel diffraction properties.

Main Methods:

Utilizing a slightly off-axis optical configuration.
Employing a linear phase factor from an oblique incident reference wave.
Applying a statistical approach for signed phase-shift value estimation.

Main Results:

Demonstrated robust phase-shift estimation in GPSDH.
Successfully established phase randomness in the Fresnel diffraction field.
Achieved accurate signed phase-shift estimation regardless of object field properties.
Validated the method through computer simulations and optical experiments.

Conclusions:

The proposed method offers a reliable solution for phase-shift estimation in GPSDH.
The technique enhances the accuracy and robustness of holographic reconstructions.
It provides a versatile approach applicable to various object characteristics.