Reveals a new method for calculating Zernike polynomials, indicating enhanced performance and flexibility.
This work uncovers two hidden cases of blockwise recurrence in Zernike computations. Based on these findings, a new computation scheme for Zernike polynomials is proposed. It uses one Pascal 's triangle for all internal factors, thus avoiding the computation of factorials, cos/sin functions, and matrix inversions. It offers both a direct transformation method and a blockwise recursive method for calculating Zernike basis functions, thereby fulfilling the requirements for high accuracy, high speed, low memory footprint, and great application flexibility.
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Wei-Jun Chen (2026) studied this question.
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