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The paper deals with the development of an artificial neural network for compensating for nonkinematic errors of an information and measurement system (IMS) based on a coordinate measuring arm (CMA). After compensating for kinematic errors using a mathematical model, the proposed back-propagation neural network corrects non-kinematic errors arising from thermal deformations, noise, and element deformation inaccuracies. Experimental studies conducted on synthetic data demonstrated a significant reduction in the mean square error (MSE) of the coordinates of the measured points and a decrease in measurement uncertainty. The model exhibited high accuracy and stability, which confirms its effectiveness for controlling the geometric parameters of energy equipment.
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