Fitting transducer characteristics to measured data
Fitting transducer characteristics to measured data
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DOI:
10.1109/5289.975463
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发表时间:
2001-12-01
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Postolache, O
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作者:
Pereira, JMD;Girao, PMBS;Postolache, O
There are no rules to select the best curve-fitting method for a given set of data. This problem is of great importance in measurement applications. Optimizing analog and digital methods for a transducer's characteristic interpolation or linearization is a field where constant research is being done, particularly since auto-calibration and self-test of intelligent transducers is a topic of major interest. We present an overview of classical methods for data interpolation and least mean squares regression. We make a comparative evaluation of the relative performance of polynomial and artificial neural networks approximations to measurement data with particular attention paid to the reduction of the required calibration set dimension to obtain a given accuracy.