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Earlier:
Univ. of TexasTR-CV TR 87-1-33, March 1987.
Multiple viewing directions with both passive
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Wang, Y.F.,
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See also Mobile Robot Location by Tracking Geometric Beacons.
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Earlier:
SPMSF87(303-312).
See also Consistent Integration and Propagation of Disparate Sensor Observations.
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Henderson, T.C.,
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Hansen, C., and
Mitiche, A.,
Multisensor Knowledge Systems: Interpreting 3D Structure,
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Porrill, J.,
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Shekhar, S.,
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Allen, P.K.,
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Sensors, Touch.
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3DWS89(33-40).
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Allen, P.K.[Peter K.], and
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Stansfield, S.A.,
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Bolle, R.M., and
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Probability. A Bayesian, probabilistic approach to dividing problems and data.
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0710Geometric analysis of 3-D using stereo and sonar together.
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Negahdaripour, S.,
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0706
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Sekkati, H.,
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0606
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9812
Chapter on Stereo: Three Dimensional Descriptions from Two or More Views, Binocular, Trinocular continues in
Shape from Two or More Properties .