Methods and systems for validating translated geometry
OwnerBryan F. Keenerinventor
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Methods and systems for validating translated geometry. In one embodiment, the methods and systems validate a three-dimensional computer model of a part or assembly translated from a primary CAD system to an alternate CAD system. In this embodiment, a Z score is calculated that represents the accuracy of the translated geometry. Calculation of the Z score requires a geometric property of the master model in the primary CAD system and the same geometric property of the translated model in the alternate CAD system. In one embodiment, the geometric property is the volume of the respective models. In another embodiment, the geometric property is the area of the respective models. Once the Z score has been calculated, it is compared to a pre-selected pass/fail criteria to determine whether the translated geometry is sufficiently accurate to use for manufacturing the corresponding part or assembly.
A method for determining the dimensional accuracy of a translated three-dimensional computer model relative to a master three-dimensional computer model, the method comprising:
A method for determining the dimensional accuracy of a second computer model relative to a first computer model, the method comprising:
A method in a computer system for determining the dimensional accuracy of a translated model relative to a master model, the method comprising:
A computer-readable medium containing a display description for determining a Z score, the Z score being associated with a translated computer model, the translated computer model being generated by translating a master computer model from a primary computer system to an alternate computer system, the display description comprising:
A computer system for determining the dimensional accuracy of a translated computer model relative to a master computer model, the translated model being generated by translating the master model from a primary computer system to an alternate computer system, the computer system comprising:
A computer-readable medium whose contents cause a computer system to determine a Z score, the Z score being associated with a translated computer model generated by translating a master computer model from a primary computer system to an alternate computer system, the Z score being determined by a method comprising:
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