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noise or extra edges in the ROI, but under some circumstances it may ignore edges you wish to include. Also, if the

line in the image has gaps in it, this mode may produce lines that are shorter than you want.

• "Line, All Points" finds a line that explains all the edges as well as possible without ignoring anything. This setting

is the fastest, but it works poorly if there are any extra edges or noise within the ROI. This mode can be useful if the

line being examined is jagged, irregular, or curved.

Legend

The Legend describes the pixel colors on the image.

Results

Description

Result

The (x,y) coordinates of the start, middle, and end of the line found. Click on any

of these results to see where they are in the image. By definition, the start point

Start Point, Midpoint, End Point

will be on the end of the line that is closer to the left side of the R

OI, when viewed

in the direction of the arrows.
Use these values with a Measure tool.

The distance from the line to the farthest green edge point. Click on this result to

see the location. Use this value in a Test tool to look for damage or deviation along

Worst Distance

an edge. This result may be most useful when using the Search For "Line, All

Points" option.
The distance from the start point of the line to the end point.

Length

The angle between the x-axis and the vector from the start of the line to the end

of the line. This will be in the range from -180 to +180.

Angle

The average distance between the green edge points and the line found. Use this

value in a Test tool to determine whether a line is curved or irregular. This may

be most useful when using the Search For "Line, All Points" option.

Average Error

7.3.7 Object Tool

The Object tool detects the edges of dark and bright segments in an ROI. The Object tool measures the widths of every

dark and light segment along the ROI. The Object tool calculates the midpoint for every object, and counts the total

number of objects. The midpoint can be used to measure distances and angles. Each object can have unique size limit,

or all objects may have the same size limit.

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