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Page 1: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Regression analysis

Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan

Surveying observations – position of points

Linear regression

Regression plan

Regression curve

Least squares method

Deformation analysis

Page 2: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Linear regression I.

Correlation coefficient, tightness of relationof x and y coordinates

1. Only the y coordinates are supposed to have error

1

)()(,

,,

n

yyxxc

cr ii

yxyx

yxyx

02)(min! ***2 dvvvvdvvvbxmvy iiii

dxAdvlxAv

y

y

y

b

m

x

x

x

v

v

v

nnn

..

1

....

1

1

..2

1

2

1

2

1

x

y ?? bmbxmy

Page 3: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Linear regression I. cont.

lAAAx

lAxAAlxAAvA

lxAvas

vAgtransposinafterAv

dxAvdvv

*1*

****

**

**

0

00

022

xsmysbmsmxs

ysxsmsbs

ys

xscoordsintweightpo

y

yxlA

nx

xxAA

i

ii

i

i

i

ii

i

ii

2

*2

*

0

0

0

1

.2

,

n

yycoeffncorrelatiothefromrm i

yx

yyx

Page 4: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Linear regression II.

x

y

)cos()sin( iyiixi vvvv

bvxvy

mbvxmvy

iiii

xiiyii

sintancos

tan

cossincostancos

tantansincos

iiiiii

iiii

yxbvyxbv

yxbvv

0sincossincossincos2

0coscossincos2

min!cossincos22

iiii

ii

iii

yxbyxb

yxbb

yxbv

vi – distance from the line

Page 5: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Linear regression II. cont.

Moving the origin of the coordinate system to the weight point:

0cossincossin

0cossincos2222

iiiiii

ii

yxyxyx

yxbn

tan2

arctan21

02cos2sin21

00cos

22

22

mysxs

ysxs

ysxsysxs

pointweightthethroughgoesbbn

ii

ii

iiii

xsmysb

Page 6: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Regression plan

iiii

iiiii

zcybxav

vcybxavz

cybxaz

min!2

nnnn z

z

z

c

b

a

yx

yx

yx

v

v

v

..

1

......

1

1

..2

1

22

11

2

1

0

0

2

2

*2

2

*

ii

ii

iii

iii

i

ii

ii

ii

iiii

iiii

zsys

zsxs

b

a

ysysxs

ysxsxs

cscoordinatepointweightfor

z

zy

zx

lA

nyx

yyyx

xyxx

AA

Page 7: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Regression polynomial

iinn xaxaxaxaay ...2

210

niniiii xaxaxaavy ...2

210

lAAAxlAxv

y

y

y

a

a

a

xx

xx

xx

v

v

v

mnnmm

n

n

m

*1*2

1

1

0

22

11

2

1

....

..1

........

..1

..1

..

Badly conditioned equation system

Page 8: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Distance calculation

Point-line distance

0

22

cybxa

linetheofequationba

cybxat iii

0

222

dzcybxa

planetheofequationcba

dzcybxat iiii

Point-plane distance

x

yt

t

x

z

y

Page 9: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Coordinate transformationHelmert (orthogonal)

ABPABPAP

ABPABPAp

kbkaxx

kbkayy

sincos

cossin

rbmaxx

mbrayy

PPAP

PPAp

Page 10: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Solution using least squares method

rbmaxvx

mbrayvy

PPAxpP

PPAypp

PPPAxp

pPPAyp

xrbmaxv

ymbrayv

unknowns:yA, xA, r, m

Matrix form:

pn

p

p

A

A

nnxpn

xp

yp

x

x

y

m

r

x

y

ab

ab

ba

v

v

v

...

10

............

10

01

...1

1

11

11

1

1

lAAAx *1* lAxv

22

22*

0

0

0

0

iiii

iiii

ii

ii

baab

baba

abn

ban

AA

iiii

iiii

i

i

xayb

xbya

x

y

lA*

Weight point coordinates:

iiiiii

iiiiii

A

A

xaybmba

xbyarba

xn

yn

22

22

0

0

Page 11: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Transformation using three parameters

ABABAP

ABABAp

kbkaxx

kbkayy

sincos

cossin

ABABAP

ABABAp

baxx

bayy

sincos

cossin

PABABAxp

pABABAyp

xbaxv

ybayv

sincos

cossin

Only rotation and offset (k = 1)

Unknowns: , yA, xA

Correction equation is not linear,Series development

...,...),(,...),( 2

021

01201021

dxx

fdx

x

fxxfxxf

...

sincos

cossin

.........

cossin10

sincos01

101010

101010

0101

0101

xbax

ybay

lba

ba

A A

A

Page 12: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Affine transformation

FbEaxx

DbCayy

PPAP

PPAp

............

1

1

1

...3

2

1

33

22

11

3

2

1

y

y

y

D

C

y

ba

ba

ba

v

v

vA

y

y

y

Different scale along the coordinate axis

Two independent equation system of three unknown

ii

ii

iA

iiii

iiii

ii

yb

ya

y

D

C

y

bbab

baaa

ban

2

2

Weight point coordinates simplify the equation system

Page 13: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

Polynomial transformation

n

i

ii

nn

n

i

ii

nn

xbxbxbxbbX

yayayayaaY

0

2210

0

2210

...

...

Used for large areas

3rd power polynomials 20 unknowns, min. 10 common points

4th power polynomials 30 unknowns, min. 15 common points

5th power polynomials 42 unknowns, min. 21 common points

Weight point coordinates reduce the effect of rounding errors

Page 14: Regression analysis Control of built engineering objects, comparing to the plan Surveying observations – position of points Linear regression Regression

InterpolationLinear interpolation

Lagrange interpolation (polynomial)

Spline interpolation

Low order polynomials between the pointsCubic spline 3

32

210 xaxaxaay iiiii

1 2…

n

Continuous curves 1st and 2nd derivates are the same at the points

(n-1) * 4 unknowns

(n-1) * 2 equation (through the points)

(n-2) equation for the 1st derivates

(n-2) equation for the 2nd derivates

+2 boundary condition