Optimal circle method Clause Samples

Optimal circle method. The optimal circle method uses multidimensional mathematical optimization algorithm to find a circle with minimum value of RMS. The initial estimation method can be selected by a user or automatically. The automatic selection calculates approximations by all initial methods and selects the method with the smallest RMS. Optionally, the initial estimation can be improved by the Monte Carlo Method. In the most cases, the optimal circle method improves the initial estimation of a cross-section's position and diameter. Examples:
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