The process chain of the sample movement calculation.

The process chain of the sample movement calculation.

<p>First, the images are processed with a set of computer vision algorithms to detect the sample. Next, the sample positions are calculated and fitted into a sinusoidal movement equation. This equation finally represents the movement of the sample during its non-aligned rotation.</p>

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Main Author: Hannes Benecke (17409369) (author)
Other Authors: Firas Almadani (20903417) (author), Johannes Heske (20903420) (author), Tobias May (48088) (author), Ludger Overmeyer (11289681) (author), Sonja Johannsmeier (9443382) (author), Tammo Ripken (388167) (author)
Published: 2025
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Biotechnology
Space Science
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
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Summary:<p>First, the images are processed with a set of computer vision algorithms to detect the sample. Next, the sample positions are calculated and fitted into a sinusoidal movement equation. This equation finally represents the movement of the sample during its non-aligned rotation.</p>

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