Differential phase optical time-domain reflectometry is subject to Rayleigh fading, which locally impedes proper phase extraction. We introduce in this Letter a reliability metric derived from the measured Jones matrix estimates of the fiber sensor to discriminate between true perturbations and false alarms caused by Rayleigh backscatter fading points. The proposed soft-decision metric is also of interest for further post-processing stages exploiting artificial intelligence based classifiers.
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