Measurement Results for Which Output Is Possible (Scan Edge Positions)
The following values can be output using processing items related to results output.It is also possible to reference measurement values from expressions and other processing units.
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| | X coordinate of the edge that is the furthest from the start point of the measurement region |
| | Y coordinate of the edge that is the furthest from the start point of the measurement region |
| | X coordinate of the edge that is the closest to the start point of the measurement region |
| | Y coordinate of the edge that is the closest to the start point of the measurement region |
| | The average of X coordinates of all the edges |
| | The average of Y coordinates of all the edges |
| | X coordinate of the reference coordinates |
| | Y coordinate of the reference coordinates |
| | The maximum distance between the approximate line and edge position (plus direction) |
| | The minimum distance between the approximate line and the edge position (plus direction) |
| | The maximum distance between the approximate line and the edge position (minus direction) |
| | The minimum distance between the approximate line and the edge position (minus direction) |
| | Deviations in concavity and convexity |
| | The straight line's inclination against the measurement region does not include 180, which is displayed as -180. |
| | Number of parts for which the detection of edges has failed |
| | A in the expression for the approximate line AX + BY + C = 0. |
| | B in the expression for the approximate line AX + BY + C = 0. |
| | C in the expression for the approximate line AX + BY + C = 0. |
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