Precision calculation following this method by calculating standard deviation and average deviation:
- We get the depth information from the camera which is then processed and we get the laserscan data which is 480 data points (depth information along a single scan line).
- Precision of a device refers to the repeatability of the device. For the same input, we would like to know how close the outputs are at various instances.
- So, we get a collection of 480 data points for 10 different instances. These data are stored as a (2D) array.
- The data is processed by converting Nan = 7.0, as the range of camera is limited to .
- We calculate the mean of each data point and store it in an (1D) array.
- We then calculate the modulus of mean adjusted data by subtracting the mean value from the actual data. This is the absolute deviation (2D) array.
- Average deviation (1D) array is the mean of the absolute deviations for a corresponding point and this is calculated using absolute deviation array.
- With the help of absolute deviation array, standard deviation (1D) array is calculated.
- Standard deviation and average deviation is a measure of precision.
LIGHTING CONDITION = 1
Sl. No. |
Object |
Average Deviation |
Standard Deviation |
2 |
Plain Wall |
0.186154 |
0.253823 |
1 |
Chair |
0.646373 |
0.815805 |
4 |
Bag |
0.0316321 |
0.054061 |
3 |
Bucket |
0.0525418 |
0.0791233 |
5 |
Netted mesh |
0.137574 |
0.203162 |
RGB Images
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Chair placed before a plain wall
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Plain wall
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Bucket placed before a plain wall