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Improving particle detection and size estimation accuracy in digital in-line holography using autoregressive interpolation

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Abstract

The accuracy of particle detection and size estimation is limited by the physical size of the digital sensor used to record the hologram in a digital in-line holographic imaging system. In this paper, we propose to utilize the autoregressive (AR) interpolation of the hologram to increase pixel density and, effectively, the quality of hologram reconstruction. Simulation studies are conducted to evaluate the influence of AR interpolation of a hologram on the accuracy of detection and size estimation of single and multiple particles of varying sizes. A comparative study on the performance of different interpolation techniques indicates the advantage of the proposed AR hologram interpolation approach. An experimental result is provided to validate the suitability of the proposed algorithm in practical applications.

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