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This research introduces Quantum Phase Bicoherence (QPBC), a quantum-interferometric framework that successfully extracts gauge-invariant angular order from complex images where classical Fourier methods fail. By embedding image sectors into entangled states to probe three-body bicoherence, the team achieves a 300% improvement in resolving biological textures without requiring explicit phase reconstruction. This advancement represents a significant leap in quantum signal characterization for bio-imaging applications.
Macao Polytechnic Team Detects Angular Order in Complex Images

Conventional image analysis loses vital structural information from orientation signatures within Fourier phase, easily disrupted by cellular rotation. Quantum Phase Bicoherence (QPBC) spectroscopy now overcomes this limitation, consistently resolving angular order and discriminating biological phenotypes across diverse imaging datasets. This new framework includes a built-in self-check via inherent inversion symmetry, delivering a quantitative texture observable previously unattainable by classical methods.
Zheng Xing of Macao Polytechnic University and colleagues have identified signatures encoded within the Fourier phase, which are easily corrupted by local cellular rotation. Quantum-inspired data processing offers new avenues for complex signal characterisation, but practical tools for directly extracting gauge-invariant angular correlations without explicit phase reconstruction remain scarce. They introduce Quantum Phase Bicoherence (QPBC) spectroscopy, a new quantum-interferometric framework for capturing gauge-invariant angular order. The method embeds image angular sectors into a nine-qubit entangled state and probes three-body bicoherence via an ancilla, yielding 16 interpretable readout channels. They validate their framework on three independent public…
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