Difference between revisions of "Routing-Graph Snapping"

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Technically Routing-Graph Snapping is not a Pose Estimation System. The system manipulates the estimated pose by snapping it to the nearest edge of a configured routing-graph. This potentially increases the stability in terms of standard deviation of active pose estimation systems, following the assumption that the operator is actually near the routing-graph.

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−	Technically Routing-Graph Snapping is not a Pose Estimation System. The system manipulates the estimated pose by snapping it to the nearest edge of a configured routing-graph. This potentially increases the stability in terms of standard ~~devia-tion~~ of active pose estimation systems, following the assumption that the operator is actually near the routing-graph.	+	Technically Routing-Graph Snapping is not a Pose Estimation System. The system manipulates the estimated pose by snapping it to the nearest edge of a configured routing-graph. This potentially increases the stability in terms of standard deviation of active pose estimation systems, following the assumption that the operator is actually near the routing-graph.