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X-ray dual-phase grating interferometry provides quantitative micro-structural information beyond the optical resolution through its tunable correlation length. Ensuring optimal performance of the set-up requires accurate correlation length estimation and precise alignment of the gratings. This paper presents an automated procedure for determining the complete geometrical parameters of the interferometer set-up with a high degree of precision. The algorithm's effectiveness is then evaluated through a series of experimental tests, illustrating its accuracy and robustness.
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