Computer Aided Programming for Comparative Examination of Line Traces
Rui Xiang · Science Technology and Engineering · 2007
A mass of experiments indicate that when the protuberant points of tool scrape a object, those points can shape many line traces which parallel between each other on the object, and there is a sort of corresponding proportion between the distances among those points and the distances among those line traces in substance. According to this rule, a sort of computer arithmetic is designed to deduce the probability that the suspectable tool shapes alibi traces and how to shape them by fuzzily investigating the corresponding complexion between the protuberant points of the suspectable tool and the line traces, which can supply a sort of aided judgment foundation for tool trace checkout.