Some Linear Models for Estimating the Motion of Rigid Bodies with Applications to Geometric Quality Assurance
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用于刚体运动估计与几何质量检验的线性模型
- 研究问题
- 如何根据零件表面的测量点估计刚体旋转和平移，并将拟合残差解释为平面区域的几何质量缺陷与测量变异？
- 方法与思路
- 作者针对由平面区域组成的表面，将刚体配准局部转化为线性模型，并在测量误差趋零时使用一阶渐近展开。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，残差平方和可分解为区域内变异、方向符合度和尺寸差异三部分，并据此改造线性模型诊断以检验几何缺陷。
- 阅读关注点
- 核对局部线性等价的几何条件、误差趋零的渐近框架，以及三个残差分量的构造与具体缺陷检验的校准方式。
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- 仅据 OpenAlex 索引摘要，稿件版本未注明，不能推断刊本变化；结论针对平面区域与局部小误差情形，摘要未说明一般曲面的适用性。
原文摘要
A geometrical method to assess the quality of a part is to sample points on the surface of the part and to bring an ideal computer representation of the part as close as possible to the sampled locations. The points are sampled with a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) that gives the coordinates, with respect to the machine's own three-dimensional system of axis, of the sampled locations. Computer-assisted design (CAD) gives the ideal representation of the part. The matching involves estimating a rotation and a translation vector characterizing the rigid body transformation needed to go from the computer model to the sampled locations. The sum of the squared residual distances between the sampled locations and the fitted computer part is a measure of the quality of the part. This article investigates the statistical properties of this method when the surface of the part is made of planar regions. Estimating the translation vector and the rotation matrix is shown to be “locally” equivalent to fitting a linear model to the localization data. Three components of the residual sum of squared distances are identified. They measure within planar region variability, the orientation conformity of the planar regions, and the size discrepancies of the regions. Diagnostics for linear models are adapted to yield statistical tests for specific geometric failures of a part. The developments use first-order asymptotic expansions of the estimators and of the sum of squared residuals for the local linear model, as the errors associated with the sampled locations go to 0.