500a2e688a700cae6558 · Precision and Accuracy in Scientific Imaging
Precision and Accuracy in Scientific Imaging
Digital images are commonly used to represent scientific data. Typically, high resolution images with many square pixels are considered to be necessary under the assumption that the increased precision of such images yields increased accuracy to the viewer
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