As I understand you need both AngleTabPos and RadialPos to describe one defect location in polar coordinates.
So you won't calculate an angle between these two value, will you?
Do you want to calculate something between different defects? Since you already have the AngleTabPos, this should not be too complicated or do you need to use a different coordinate system here?
It would really be helpful if you could break it down to the most simple example, maybe only two defect, their locations and the expected outcome.
As I understand, each record describes one defect. For some defects, there is no location in polar coordinates given (for example Defect.Bubble.Single or Lens.Missing).
Many defects already have locations set using AngleTabPos and RadialPos.
This is how I read your data.
What I don't understand is:
"angle between defect and AngleTabPos"
defect is no single field in your data. As I said, AngleTabPos is one attribute of what I would call a defect (record). If the location (AngleTabPos, RadialPos) are not given, how should we tell the location (and then - maybe we could go on calculating an angle between to items).
As I see, AngleTabPos and RadialPos are coming from your qvd, so what should we do if they are missing?
"If DefectName is“Defect.Debris” and its coordinate value of “AngleTabPos” is 140.4291728368,then in Clockwise we need to calculate its angle between both of the fieldvalues."
I don't understand "both of the fieldvalues" here. I checked if I get always two values per Lenskey or ID, but that's not true. Please clarify.
