The phrase "accuracy of vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or clarity of visual perception, often in contexts related to art, photography, or vision science.
Example: "The accuracy of vision is crucial for artists who strive to capture the true essence of their subjects."
Alternatives: "precision of sight" or "clarity of vision."
The artificially introduced visual impairment had the effect of overall lowering the accuracy of vision, and, where this was combined with lower accuracy from touch, the greatest improvement was obtained by the multi-modal approaches, in particular, by the product of posteriors, (C_{mathrm{prod}}).
7 8 However, a formal evaluation is required to examine the accuracy of vision screening for NZ children using the crowded Parr Chart.
The diagnostic accuracy of Vision ALD was determined by the EAC using three different models: Primary analysis: Intervention clinician reading of Vision ALD.
The EAC recalculated the diagnostic accuracy of Vision ALD using speculum examination as the comparator: sensitivity of 97 % (95 % CI 93 99 %), negative predictive value of 96%% (95 % CI 92 98 %).
With this the EAC was able to recalculate the diagnostic accuracy of Vision ALD using the intervention (Vision ALD assessed by a healthcare professional) and comparator (speculum alone) specified in the scope and to account for the re-classification of vaginal infections as true positives.
We assess the accuracy of vision-based localisation by making comparisons with estimates of location derived from both a recent SLAM-based algorithm and from indoor surveying equipment.
Scott Harvey Jr ,P, and Gavin, HP. "Assessing the Accuracy of Vision-Based Accelerometry". Experimental Mechanics (2013): 1-5.
In this case, the accuracies of vision and touch started on a similar level, but touch evidently increased as more and more tactile images were used at test time.
Calibration is one of the most crucial and inevitable processes in vision technology, whose performance can significantly affect the measurement accuracy of the vision system.
These are compared with the accuracy of clinical vision correction of 0.125 D nowadays.
A methodology is presented for camera calibration that is designed to improve the accuracy of machine vision based object measurement systems.
