+ Calibration unceratinty, in pixels, looking out to infinity. Lower numbers are better. +
+Uncertainty measures how sure we are about the pixel location that a ray entering our camera would fall onto. Lower numbers imply higher certainty. To decrease uncertainty, capture more varied pictures across the full field of view of your camera. +
++ A lower unceratinty doesn't necesarrily mean that the calibration is more accurate -- just that our solver had more information that seemed to correspond. Confounding factors (like incorrect square size) can still lead to inaccurate results. +
++ For more information, review Mrcal's uncertainty documentation +
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