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The dot-dashed curves labeled as γ are the angles between the points' position vectors and that of a field point (mathbf {r}= r,theta,varphi)).

Alonso said: "We maximised the points position.

By excluding mode 3 only, the average shape difference between the point positions identified by the FASMM system and the point positions after re-evaluation was 0.6 mm (mean point-to-curve distance over all 130 points and all subjects).

To analyse the difference in shape between the point positions identified by the FASMM system and the point positions after exclusion of specific modes, we aligned the two point sets for every subject using a similarity transformation and calculated the mean point-to-curve distance over all 130 points.

In comparison, when excluding mode 6 only the average shape difference between the point positions identified by the FASMM system and the point positions after re-evaluation was 0.2 mm (mean point-to-curve distance over all 130 points and all subjects).

When excluding both modes 3 and 6, the average shape difference between the point positions identified by the FASMM system and the point positions after re-evaluation was 0.7 mm (mean point-to-curve distance over all 130 points and all subjects).

For 95% of the images the shape difference between the automatically identified point positions and the point positions after re-evaluation was within 1.5 mm after excluding mode 3 only and within 0.5 mm after excluding mode 6 only.

This measurement represented the direct distance between the points (the return position) on which the light beam stopped on the target to point 0 (the reference) of the target.

Thus the distance between two points, positioned on ring boundaries along the radius, yields the ring width.

The changes in the vanishing point position between the two adjacent frames are within a small range.

If we suppose constant motion for the point, at t j =(t i +t i+1)/2, the point will be located at Q j, at the intermediate position between the points in space and its image at q j.