calculating zernike coefficients from circle points using matlab

BarhelGr · Registered: 02.09.2003 From: East Hartford, CT, USA

Hi everyone! I need some urgent help! I have had many problems with math lately. I mostly have issues with calculating zernike coefficients from circle points using matlab. I can't solve it at all, no matter how much I try. I would be very glad if anyone would give me any kind of help on this matter.

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