Factors and Optimization Methods of Error in Reverse Engineering Practical Application

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This article states the error factors in parts of data acquisition and data processing of reverse engineering, and gives optimization suggestions in practical applications. It provides a more practical method for manufacturing products closer to the samples.

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467-470

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July 2014

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