"Reference target" is not a common phrase in the English language.
A more common phrase would be "referent" or "reference point." These terms refer to something that is mentioned or used as a point of comparison in a sentence. For example: - The teacher used the textbook as a reference point during the lesson. - The politician's statement served as a referent for the opposing party to argue against. - The reference target in this sentence is the word "book."
In the model, a novel calibration method is proposed to calibrate multi-linear structured light using a coplanar reference target.
According to ESS specification for the chosen reference target this value defines the targets lifetime to about 3 month.
The position of the reference target inside each beam was now directly computed from the measured target echo.
Cooperative path following controllers for nonholonomic robots have been proposed under persistent reference or reference target that converges to stationary point respectively.
Nanosatellite REFLECTOR has been designed to provide an orbital reference target for collaborative optical sensing, imaging, and tracking experiments with space objects.
First, the reference target might be a hypothetical DMU that does not actually exist (it is difficult and indeed unrealistic to learn from such a DMU).
Two calibration rigs for controlling the movement of a reference target during a field calibration of multi-beam fishery sonars are described.
Contrary to the reference target, the META LIC target works under ambient pressure, therefore the estimated lifetime only yields a lower limit to the lifetime.
Systems for FR in video surveillance are typically designed a priori with a limited amount of reference target data and prior knowledge of underlying class distributions.
In order to calibrate all structured light planes, firstly the two of those should be calibrated according to points on the coplanar reference target in different positions.
As far as Ku band system is concerned, the sigma naught absolute calibration of the Envisat altimeter (RA-2) has been performed using an active reference target provided by a transponder.
