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. 2021 Jun 16;143(10):101001. doi: 10.1115/1.4051050

Fig. 2.

Illustration of how displacement random magnitude errors are generated. The spherical radius in (a) represents the maximum error magnitude ratio relative to the baseline measurement, which is capped at x%, with x ranging from 1 to 10 at a step size of 1. For illustration, the range of displacements from 100 random trials for the x-component time-history is shown for a selected case (b), where the maximum displacement random error is capped at 50% to improve visualization (note, a maximum value of 10% was used in analysis). The displacement time history curve for a typical trial is also presented.

Illustration of how displacement random magnitude errors are generated. The spherical radius in (a) represents the maximum error magnitude ratio relative to the baseline measurement, which is capped at x%, with x ranging from 1 to 10 at a step size of 1. For illustration, the range of displacements from 100 random trials for the x-component time-history is shown for a selected case (b), where the maximum displacement random error is capped at 50% to improve visualization (note, a maximum value of 10% was used in analysis). The displacement time history curve for a typical trial is also presented.