Windowed Fourier transform Java application

Fringe analysis is the process of extracting quantitative measurement data from fringe – or line – patterns. It usually consists of phase detection and phase unwrapping. Phase detection is the calculation of the fringe phase from recorded intensity patterns. While phase unwrapping is a method to obt...

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Main Author: Budiman Muhadjir Suryanto
Other Authors: Qian Kemao
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2013
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-550982023-03-03T20:44:51Z Windowed Fourier transform Java application Budiman Muhadjir Suryanto Qian Kemao School of Computer Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Computer science and engineering Fringe analysis is the process of extracting quantitative measurement data from fringe – or line – patterns. It usually consists of phase detection and phase unwrapping. Phase detection is the calculation of the fringe phase from recorded intensity patterns. While phase unwrapping is a method to obtain the clean phase from the said fringe. Before the fringe can be used, it needs to be demodulated as the input fringe that is obtained usually is very sensitive to noise. The purpose of this project is to extract phase from the noisy modulated fringes. There are currently many existing method that is available to extract these modulated fringes. However, in this paper we will explore two techniques that are the derived from the usage of Windowed Fourier Transform (WFT). They are Windowed Fourier Filtering (WFF) and Windowed Fourier Ridges (WFR). In this report, my main objective is to transform a Matlab implementation of the WFT that contains the two algorithms, WFF and WFR into java application. Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science) 2013-12-12T07:03:46Z 2013-12-12T07:03:46Z 2013 2013 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/55098 en Nanyang Technological University 50 p. application/pdf application/octet-stream image/png
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Budiman Muhadjir Suryanto
Windowed Fourier transform Java application
description Fringe analysis is the process of extracting quantitative measurement data from fringe – or line – patterns. It usually consists of phase detection and phase unwrapping. Phase detection is the calculation of the fringe phase from recorded intensity patterns. While phase unwrapping is a method to obtain the clean phase from the said fringe. Before the fringe can be used, it needs to be demodulated as the input fringe that is obtained usually is very sensitive to noise. The purpose of this project is to extract phase from the noisy modulated fringes. There are currently many existing method that is available to extract these modulated fringes. However, in this paper we will explore two techniques that are the derived from the usage of Windowed Fourier Transform (WFT). They are Windowed Fourier Filtering (WFF) and Windowed Fourier Ridges (WFR). In this report, my main objective is to transform a Matlab implementation of the WFT that contains the two algorithms, WFF and WFR into java application.
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