Roughness is also known as error of error or abnormal error. The error of the obvious measurement results due to subjective factors of the surveyor or sudden changes in test conditions. For example, improper instrument operation is due to errors caused by factors such as incorrect readings, incorrect recording and calculation, sudden failure of the test system, and environmental conditions. Rough observations are called bad values or outliers, and they are determined to be removed by a certain method, without affecting the measurement results.<br>In horizontal measurement of flatness calculations, probability statistics are often used to eliminate inconsistencies between observations, which are observations of a series of accidental errors. For various system errors that exist at the same time as accidental errors, in order to eliminate or reduce the influence on the observation results during the observation process, in order to check whether the observations have rough differences when the closed-circuit difference exceeds the limit, the system error and roughness are not taken into account in the flatness calculation.<br>With regard to coarseness, its location and size were not pre-investigated, and coarseness affected only very individual observations. The self-checking balance method to eliminate compensation and effects cannot be applied. In recent years, we have developed two basic rough handling methods: identification and adjustment. Identification is an exploration that is removed after detection. Adjustment refers to the use of strong anti-jamming estimation method to control the effect of roughness on the results of the spread. This section focuses on ways to remove roughness.
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