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Home » Quality Masurement: Assessing Multisensor Measurement Accuracy
Currently there are no standards for multisensor machines. How can we use our best knowledge of the measurement process and related conditions to estimate uncertainty values?
In fact, assigning numerical values to accuracy is described by no less an authority than the British National Measurement Laboratory as strictly a marketing activity! The numerical values questioners are really seeking are called uncertainties.
