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Align reference frame definition #34
Align reference frame definition #34
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@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ and towards the viewer (see figure below). | |||
The main difference between the [=device coordinate system=] and the [=screen coordinate system=], | |||
is that the [=screen coordinate system=] always follows the [=dom screen=] orientation, | |||
i.e. it will swap X and Y axes in relation to the device if the [=current orientation type=] | |||
changes. In contrast, the [=device coordinate system=] will always remain the same. | |||
changes. In contrast, the [=device coordinate system=] will always remain stationary. |
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stationary relative to device.
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@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ Reference Frame {#reference-frame} | |||
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The reference frame for the sensor classes defined in this specification, |
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Sorry for the late review. Would this be a simpler way to specify the same:
The [=local coordinate system=] represents the reference frame for the [=readings=].
It can be either the [=device coordinate system=] or the [=screen coordinate system=].
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Updated the comment above to not make "reference frame" a dfn since we use the standard definition of the term https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frame_of_reference
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