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                                FIGURE 9.5  Data association using JCBB without odometry: (a) laser data in the abso-
                                lute reference with null vehicle motion; (b) map and vehicle trajectory resulting from
                                the SLAM algorithm.


                                angle between two segments). For stochastic geometric constraint validation in
                                SLAM, see Reference 33.
                                   Grimson [30] proposed a branch and bound algorithm for model-based
                                geometric object recognition that uses unary and binary geometric constraints.
                                A closely related technique also used in object recognition consists in building




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