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Figure 2.4: 2D geometry of target and two anchors
Figure 2.5: Target uncertainty area with good geometry between target and anchors
Figure 2.6: High dilution of precision due to bad geometry
Table 3.1 shows the numerical values of our real IR-based positioning system, as needed for Eqs
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