Closed Zepmanbc closed 4 years ago
Yes it would be possible, we could return both relative and absolute accuracy values. Doing so would be an enhancement.
Maybe it would be a single "get_accuracy" function which took a boolean argument which said whether you wanted absolute or relative accuracy? Or should it be two separate functions?
I took a closer look at the Creo documentation -- it says that only one or the other value is given, not both. So it would be one function that returns a single value plus a relative/absolute flag as you said.
That would be perfect the value plus the flag
Le ven. 10 juil. 2020 à 19:52, adama2000 notifications@github.com a écrit :
I took a closer look at the Creo documentation -- it says that only one or the other value is given, not both. So it would be one function that returns a single value plus a relative/absolute flag as you said.
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I checked in the file.get_accuracy function. Appears to work for me, though I couldn't find a model with absolute accuracy for testing.
Now tested with an absolute-accuracy model. Thanks @Zepmanbc
Hi
Is it possible to get current Accuracy of a model? the value and if it is Relative or Absolute
Thank you