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82 results about "Sources of error" patented technology

One source of error is contamination of the DNA sample. If there is foreign DNA in the sample, the gel will have more bands than would be found in a gel that contains only the purified sample.

Accuracy evaluation of video-based augmented reality enhanced surgical navigation systems

Systems and methods for measuring overlay error in a video-based augmented reality enhanced surgical navigation system are presented. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention the system and method include providing a test object, creating a virtual object which is a computer model of the test object, registering the test object, capturing images of control points on the test object at various positions within an augmented reality system's measurement space, and extracting positions of control points on the test object from the captured images, calculating the positions of the control points in virtual image, and calculating the positional difference of positions of corresponding control points between the respective video and virtual images of the test object. The method and system can further assess if the overlay accuracy meets an acceptable standard. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention a method and system are provided to identify the various sources of error in such systems and assess their effects on system accuracy. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention, after the accuracy of an AR system is determined, the AR system may be used as a tool to evaluate the accuracy of other processes in a given application, such as registration error.
Owner:BRACCO IMAGINIG SPA

Method and apparatus for data fusion of a three-axis magnetometer and three axis accelerometer

Method and apparatus of integrating a three-axis magnetometer and a three-axis accelerometer to provide attitude and heading, calibrated magnetometer and accelerometer data, and angular rate, while removing sensor error sources over time and temperature and to compensate for hard and soft iron distortions of the Earth magnetic field. Filtered accelerometer data are corrected to account for various error sources. The magnetic heading is calculated from a horizontal magnetic field vector transformed from three dimensional Earth's magnetic field vector by using quasi-static roll and pitch angles from the filtered accelerometer data. A first Kalman filter estimates the state vector, based on the principle that the magnitude of local Earth's magnetic field vector is constant, to form hard and soft iron correction matrices. A second Kalman filter estimates a correction matrix of coupled remaining soft iron and the misalignment of the magnetometer and the accelerometer, as the dot product of local Earth's magnetic field vector and a corrected gravitational acceleration vector, at a quasi-static position, is constant. The three dimensional Earth's magnetic field vector is received by removing the hard and soft irons through the soft iron and hard iron correction matrixes.
Owner:MEMSIC

Precipitation pattern identification method based on information of attenuation and polarization of microwave links

The invention proposes a precipitation pattern identification method based on the information of attenuation and polarization of microwave links. The method comprises the steps of: selecting the information of attenuation and polarization of the dual-frequency or multi-frequency microwave links to extract differential attenuation feature quantities; training the relationship between the differential attenuation feature quantities and different precipitation patterns to establish a training set; and establishing an identification model of precipitation patterns based on a machine learning algorithm to achieve automatic identification of precipitation patterns. The precipitation pattern identification method based on the information of attenuation and polarization of the microwave links fully utilizes the microphysical information of the abundant rainfall particles contained in the rain attenuation of the multi-frequency microwave links, not only improves the accuracy of the precipitation pattern identification, but also avoids the complex inversion process of the raindrop spectrum distribution, thereby reducing the source of error and has high operability. The monitoring and identification effects of regional rainfall types are further improved by using the precipitation pattern identification method in conjunction with weather radars, raindrop spectrometers and the like.
Owner:NAT UNIV OF DEFENSE TECH
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