Sentence examples for error in distance to from inspiring English sources
The error in distance to the obstacle estimated utilizing TTC-OF decreases as the robot moves closer to the obstacle as explained in [2].
"And after so many years trying to calculate the Hubble Constant, it is clear the biggest contribution to its error is related to the determination error in the distance to the Large Magellanic Cloud.
As shown in [7] PL models can be derived in the fashion of automatic or algorithmic differentiation as local approximations of PS functions with a second order error in the distance to a given reference point.
Resilience to the error in distance measurement is achieved by simply connecting to the even farther neighbor in the neighbor list.
To accommodate error in distance estimation, each node adjusts its transmission range to reach the k ^ t h = k + η t h neighbor in N ^ i *, where η is a small positive integer constant set according to the desired application requirements.
However, in the performance evaluation section it is shown that the ANTC protocol achieves resilience to error in distance estimation at much lower cost than the previous work.
Therefore, a distance-based reconstruction algorithm is useful in a realistic setting only if it has some robustness to error in distance estimation.
The registration root mean square error (mm) and standard deviation (mm) within the ROI between the pre-operative and resected tibia was calculated for each patient as a point-to-point error in distance between the two surface models.
With the purpose of decreasing the influence of this error in distance measurements, a procedure is described below to correct the ToF distance values based on a study of the the behaviour of the camera.
After exposure to outdoor cold conditions for 4 months, the RMS error in distance measured by the ultrasonic sensor increased from 3.31 to 3.55 cm, which was not statistically significant.
For scenarios A, B, and C, the mean reported RSS values caused a positive error in distance estimation, mainly for the values measured with respect to reference R3.
