Tolerance

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For example, a measurement of a control strip might be said to be out of tolerance if the highest difference between the sample and the color aim is over 6 dE.
For example, a measurement of a control strip might be said to be out of tolerance if the highest difference between the sample and the color aim is over 6 dE.
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Revision as of 01:31, 22 January 2019

The amount of acceptable difference between a known correct standard and a set of measured samples.

Tolerances can be divided between warning levels, and out-of-specification (or out of acceptability).
For example, a measurement of a control strip might be said to be out of tolerance if the highest difference between the sample and the color aim is over 6 dE.

See also:
Metric Delta_E Delta_E:_The_Color_Difference Maxwell_Notifiers

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