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Measurement of Physical Quantities as the Formation of Their Analytical Metrological Images in Spaces of Linearly Independent Bases

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The most general dynamic approach is proposed to measuring a physical quantity as a finite signal, based on analyzing the dynamics of the states of the sensitive element of the measuring instrument. It is shown that such an approach incorporates as a particular case the traditional static approach to measurement which consists in obtaining point estimates of the measured quantity utilizing scaling of the steady-state (static) conditions of the sensitive element of the measuring instrument.

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Bugakov, I.A. Measurement of Physical Quantities as the Formation of Their Analytical Metrological Images in Spaces of Linearly Independent Bases. Measurement Techniques 46, 1029–1035 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:METE.0000014433.67140.40

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