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All pictures with all the cyan-to-red colour scheme show the relative width with the opposite side in the line, from the skeleton centre, to the edge; if a side is wider in proportion it's shown in red; narrower is shown in cyan. A colour scale is given supplied. (A) The top rated left shows the edge-to-edge width, following each sides of the edge on the line (C1), therefore it is actually roughly symmetric; (B) the edge-to-skeleton widths are plotted similarly, but with roughly half from the displacement., with parameterization as scalable, intersecting vectors. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0133088.gnarrower, on the other hand, the influence of pixel position can start to Assessment of your resulting proof just before it really is published in its slightly improve the measured LER, as much as 0.five nm in our prior operate applying high resolution (ca. 100,000x) BCP patterns. We mitigate this, in aspect, by smoothing both the centre line on the skeleton as well as the outer edge, while constraining the positions from the edge points. Edge-to-skeleton distances are determined for all points around the smoothed line edge, matching with the nearest points (shown in Fig 10A) on the smoothed skeleton line title= jrsm.2011.110120 which satisfy: edge ?xskel ??slopeskel edge ?yskel ??0 ??As derived from the dot item of your vector on the edge-to-skeleton distance plus the orthogonal vector (1, slope) of the skeleton at that point, an interpolated point around the skeleton may be obtained (shown in Fig 10B). Line-width measurements is usually produced in conjunction with edge-to-skeleton measurements by finding a line segment on the opposing edge, title= a0023499 that is intersected by the vector produced among the edge point and skeleton point of your previous step (shown in Fig 10C). The answer exists at a point on the line segment formed by the vector among the edge (xedge, yedge) plus the skeleton (xskel, yskel) is scaled by a issue, a, and on the line segment formed by the vector among two consecutive points on the transverse edge (xtrans1, ytrans1) (xtrans2, ytrans2), scaled by a factor, b (shown in Fig 10D). Supplied that the two vectors are certainly not parallel, thePLOS A single | DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0133088 July 24,16 /Automated Analysis of Block Copolymer Thin Film Nanopatternsequations[77] for the scalars, a and b, are: d ? trans2 ?xtrans1 yskel ?yedge ?? skel ?xedge ytrans2 ?ytrans1 ?a ?d ? xedge ?xtrans1 ytrans2 ?ytrans1 ?? edge ?ytrans1 xtrans2 ?xtrans1 b ?d ? xedge ?xtrans1 yskel ?yedge ?? edge ?ytrans1 xskel ?xedge  ?0??1??2?An intersection is considered valid when 1