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P. F. McLauchlan. The variable state dimension filter applied to surface-based structure from motion. CVSSP Technical Report VSSP-TR-4/99, School of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Mathematics, University of Surrey, 1999.

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..... Hence, the cost function can be rewritten as: Linearizing gives Differentiating to extract the Lagrange conditions at point of constrained minima, gives and which can be written in matrix form as Note that this is similar to the general form of the Variable State Dimension Filter (VSDF) [16], and that recursive partitioning can be used to take advantage of the sparseness of the system JXl, 1 2 z 2 r j r j l l [ l1= JXl, 1 2 zX( zX( 1 2 XX XX gX( b [ l 2 P o DX ( b [ 2 ....

McLauchlan P.F., "The Variable State Dimension Filter applied to Surface-based Structure from Motion", CVSSP Technical Report VSSP-TR-4/99


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P. F. McLauchlan. The variable state dimension filter applied to surface-based structure from motion. CVSSP Technical Report VSSP-TR-4/99, School of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Mathematics, University of Surrey, 1999.


Towards Constant Time SLAM using Postponement - Joss Knight Andrew (2001)   (3 citations)  (Correct)

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P. F. McLauchlan. The variable state dimension filter applied to surface-based structure from motion. CVSSP Technical Report VSSP-TR-4/99, School of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Mathematics, University of Surrey, 1999.


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P. F. McLauchlan. The variable state dimension filter applied to surface-based structure from motion. Technical Report VSSP-TR-4/99, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK, 1999.

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