Compensation table generation method, apparatus and computer...

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Measurement system – Dimensional determination

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C702S155000, C702S156000, C702S189000, C702S190000, C702S198000, C702S019000, C702S066000, C356S497000

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ABSTRACT:
A compensation table for compensating interference signal obtained by OCT measurement is generated easily. When a reflection body interference signal is obtained by OCT measurement, the reflection body interference signal is compensated by a compensation table (Formula (1)) to obtain an evaluation output signal. Then, a spectrum of the evaluation output signal is calculated to obtain an evaluation value of the spectrum. Thereafter, a model coefficient is updated such that the evaluation value becomes small.

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