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- What is Phase unwrapping and Why its needed - Stack Overflow
I am new to Digital Signal Processing field and trying to understand what is phase unwrapping and why it is needed So far i have read that it's done to avoid phase jumps and to avoid multiple of 2pi is added to the difference between the two phases, but what i don't understand why phase jump happens
- Using the OpenCV Phase Unwrapping Function in Python
cv2 phase_unwrapping_HistogramPhaseUnwrapping() and cv2 phase_unwrapping_PhaseUnwrapping() I believe these were the ones I was looking for, so the reason I couldn't find them before is that they were are still contrib modules Note that I'm using version 4 2 0 of OpenCV
- python - Unwrap angle to have continuous phase - Stack Overflow
Unwrap radian phase p by changing absolute jumps greater than discont to their 2*pi complement along the given axis But the 2*pi complement of all the elements in your vector are the values themselves since no value is every > 2*pi
- python - Phase unwrapping fringes - Stack Overflow
Please note that phase unwrapping of noisy data is always a difficult process that usually requires some assumptions of the noise and how to handle it Sometimes it outright is not feasible Unwrapping of 2D-data may even be impossible even if there is no noise as one can have vertices in the wrapped data that cannot be resolved during unwrapping
- Python numpy unwrap function - Stack Overflow
A more sophisticated method of phase unwrapping, such as a Fourier transform method, will leave your data unwrapped, even if the sampling is poor If you really want to constrain your data to [0, 2*pi), np unwrap is the inverse of what you want The simplest way I can think of to wrap your phase is with the modulo operator:
- matlab - phase unwrap issue (the unwrapping of the phases is not . . .
Because of this the phase-over-time signal are not unwrapped correctly I also tried to used another phase-unwrapping method (Adaptive numerical integration), however the result is the same as using "unwrap" command from Matlab Here is the phase-over-time signal I expected to see (I did the unwrapping manually):
- Efficiently unwrap in multiple dimensions with numpy
It's important to note than 2-dimensional phase unwrapping of fundamentally 2D phase data is NOT equivalent to doing 1D phase unwrapping along each axis! Unwrapping in 2D is a much harder problem and there are whole textbooks written about it –
- python - How do I unwrap the phase from a Fourier transform in a way . . .
I am investigating a row of pixels in the image has a large phase shift The initial data look like this This is what the data look like after unwrapping with np unwrap: This is the image I have taken the row of pixels from: There is an object in the center which changes the phase of the light that passes through it
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