Where the RMSE of Georeferencing is displayed in ArcGIS Pro?

[JamalNUMAN]

Where the RMSE of Georeferencing is displayed in ArcGIS Pro?

I couldn’t figure out where the RMSE of Georeferencing is displayed in ArcGIS Pro.

[JamalNUMAN]

In 2.3 release, I could see values for the forward, inverse, and forward-inverse residuals but not for the Total RMSE as used to be in the ArcMap.

Is this by design?

[Robert_CraigAshby1]

Okay, so it's not currently reported but is being fixed.  I see.

[JamalNUMAN]

It would be great if we hear back from esri staff

[Robert_LeClair]

Jamal - still in the Product Plan but don't know when.  Sorry to be vague.

[JamalNUMAN]

The total RMSE appears not to be available in 2.4.1

[curtvprice]

I subscribed to the bug to add to the pressure - but the bug now says it was addressed and fixed "near term" modified 8/9. That's a good sign it will be in 2.4.2. We can hope! Thank for pushing Jamal, I think the overall number is needed too!

[SimonWoo]

As Jamal has already alluded to, the RMS errors are reported in the Heads up display.

There are 3 types of RMS that we report in both types of software.  The Forward transformation is always the default RMS. But if you show all three types of errors in both software programs, you can see they are both available in both sortware.

As you can see the top Image from Pro is the same as the bottom image from ArcMap (slight difference in rounding).

Please let me know if there is still any confusion.  There is no real bug; simply an enhancement that some users were requesting it in BOTH the heads-up display and the table.

[JamalNUMAN]

I couldn’t find any information in the help that explains what these values mean in terms of geometry neither having figures (pictures) that better explain the idea. I would appreciate if you guide me for such integrated resources.

[SimonWoo]

I do not have any illustrations, but the last third paragraph of this section should explain it.

https://dev.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/imagery/overview-of-georeferencing.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_61F... 

It is not a mathematical concept we have created, so perhaps there are illustrations on some other math related sources on the web. 

[JamalNUMAN]

Thanks Simon. The link is not working