MediaWiki API result

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            "*": "Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at <https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-api-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/> for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes."
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                "title": "Rectification forward and backward error",
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                        "*": "'''Question:''' What are the forward and backward RMS errors in i.points, i.rectify, etc.?\n\n'''Answer:''' i.points, i.rectify, etc. calculate transformation equations from ground control points (GCPs). RMS (root mean square) errors are then determined by transforming each GCP and calculating the root mean square from the deviations of the transformed coordinates from the GCP coordinates. Since you can transform coordinates from source to target (forward) and from target to source (backward), you can also calculate two RMS errors. The forward RMS error is probably of more interest and ideally smaller than the target resolution (sub-pixel transformation accuracy).\n\n[[Category: FAQ]]\n[[Category: Image processing]]"
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                "title": "Region Map",
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                        "*": "'''Q:''' Making region match a map. \n\n\"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map is outside the [[current region]], nothing displayed'.'' What's up?\" \n\n<br> \n\n'''A:''' The \"g.region\" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined. \n\nexample: \n\n g.region vect=coastline\n\n'''Some ways to find a suitable region''': \n\n*Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map. \n*Use \"g.region\" (Region -&gt; Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file. \n*If you are using the grass gui gis.m, you can use the Zoom to button, in the middle of the button bar along the top of the gui window.\n\nWhen a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use. \n\n[[Category:FAQ]]"
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