论文信息 - Interpretation of errors from inspection results

Interpretation of errors from inspection results

This paper looks at ways in which inferences about errors in manufacturing can be made by comparing inspection points with a solid model of the desired component. The approach is to form a hierarchy of stages within a typical manufacturing process, and to try to match the inspected points associated with each with the computer model. This requires ‘best fit’ transforms to be found.

Glen Mullineux | Anthony J. Medland | A H Rentoul

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