SEC09-033 three dimensional least squares estimation scheme

SEC09-033 three dimensional least squares estimation scheme

A common method for representing a set of data as a curve is the well known least squares approximation. This method is used to generate equations which represent a variable in terms of coefficients generated by the method and the other known variable. A new method is proposed which uses a similar d...

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Position measurement
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