Gross error is also called gross error or abnormal error. Obvious inconsistency errors in the measurement results caused by the subjective factors of the measurer or sudden changes in the test conditions For example, improper operation of the meter is caused by inadvertent factors such as incorrect readings, recording and calculation errors, sudden failure of the test system, and environmental conditions. The gross error observation value is called a bad value or an abnormal value, and it is judged and removed by a certain method, and does not affect the measurement result. <br>In the calculation of level measurement adjustment, probabilistic and statistical methods are usually used to eliminate inconsistent values between observations, which are observations with a series of accidental errors. For various systematic errors that co-exist with accidental errors, in order to eliminate or weaken the influence on the observation results during the observation process, and to check whether there is rough error in the observation value when the closed-circuit error exceeds the limit, the system error is not considered in the adjustment calculation. And roughness. <br>Regarding the gross error, its location and size have not been investigated in advance, and the gross error only affects very individual observation data. The self-check adjustment method that eliminates compensation and influence cannot be applied. In recent years, we have developed two basic gross error processing methods: identification and adjustment. Recognition is a kind of exploration, and it is deleted after detection. Adjustment refers to the use of strong anti-interference estimation methods to control the influence of gross errors on the adjustment results. This section mainly discusses the method of removing gross errors.
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