Applied Methods of the Theory of Random Functions 1966
DOI: 10.1016/b978-1-4831-9760-9.50008-x
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“…Under inertial actions caused by the motion and fluctuations of the object, this instability determines the deviation of the elements modeling the vertical from the actual direction of the vertical. All this results in a dynamic error which in some cases can reach inadmissibly high values [12]. Therefore, the proposed concept envisages a procedure eliminating the current values of the dynamic error from the measurement result.…”
Section: A Concept Of Modeling Measuring Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under inertial actions caused by the motion and fluctuations of the object, this instability determines the deviation of the elements modeling the vertical from the actual direction of the vertical. All this results in a dynamic error which in some cases can reach inadmissibly high values [12]. Therefore, the proposed concept envisages a procedure eliminating the current values of the dynamic error from the measurement result.…”
Section: A Concept Of Modeling Measuring Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the continuous model of the linear dynamic system should be viewed. The latter could be illustrated by a vector-matrix differential equation defining the dynamics of the measuring system, and by a second equation defining the measuring process [7,15] …”
Section: Structural Model Of the Algorithmmentioning
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“…[7,8], thus limiting, to a great extent, their application. A complete solution to those problems can be found by means of the concept proposed in [9], where unlike the existing measuring methods and tools that use vertical stabilization in the inertial space this approach is based on methods eliminating the dynamic error in real time.…”
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