error covariance
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error
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The model with the random effects plus measurementerrorcovariancestructure did not converge.
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When such a cluster is found, a new track is initiated and the feature is integrated into the system state vector and systemerrorcovariance.
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As the identity is linearized, however, theerrorcovariancematrix is assumed to be unrestricted and thus has 66 elements to be estimated.
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Theerrorcovariancematrix followed a similar path as the first procedure indicating a good estimate of the uncertainties.
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After each association, allerrorcovarianceand cross-covariance matrices are updated by the fusion of a new result.
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The dependency of the uncertainties was solved using theerrorcovariancematrix and the geometric relationship between contact situations.
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This means that the sensing (collecting force data) will continue based on theerrorcovariancematrix until all uncertainties including friction are completely determined.
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In the random contact strategy presented in this paper, we only need to look at theerrorcovariancematrix to indicate the direction of the dependencies.
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For vehicle missions of any substantial duration, it will become impossible to maintain all the correlation terms for all features in a singleerrorcovariancematrix.
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This is equivalent to minimizing the off-diagonal components of theerrorcovariancewhich, in the model equations have expected values of zero.
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