File:3D Trilateration.jpg
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Ślůnski: Mōmy sam pokŏzane, aże jak mōmy ôbiekt we przestrzyni i eli wiadōme je jak daleko ôn je ôd 3 pōnktōw we przestrzyńi (P1, P2, P3), to do sie wyrachować blank dwa potyncjalne jigo place (sam A lebo B). Metŏda je mianowanŏ trilateracyjōm.
English: The diagram shows the narrowing of the set of potential locations of an object using the locations of three other points in space (P1, P2 and P3) and their distances to that object. This method is known as 3D Trilateration or Multilateration. The result here is the set {A, B} |
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| Source | Ludyga, Tomasz. Entwicklung und Untersuchung eines Konzepts zur Nutzung von Indoor-Positioning-Technologie in Systemen für adaptive, mobile Informationsbereitstellung. Page 14. 2021. |
| Author | Tomasz Ludyga |
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