In the last decade, the accessibility of inexpensive and powerful computers has allowed true digital holography to be used for industrial inspection. This technique allows capturing a complex image of a scene (i.e. containing magnitude and phase), and reconstructing the phase and magnitude information. Digital holograms give a new dimension to texture analysis since the topology information can be used as an additional way to extract features. This new technique can be used to extend previous work on image segmentation of patterned wafers for defect detection. This paper presents a combination of features obtained from Gabor filters on different complex images. The combination enables to cope with the intensity variations occurring during the holography and provides final results which are independent from the selected training samples.