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1 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:Hi, I have been reading up on trilateration and stuffs but come across a question. It is stated that for 2D trilateration, the location estimated would be derived from the intersection of all circles of the reference nodes. But my question here is:
What if there exists a possibility that the circles do not intersect?
Posted by hsteo on Sunday, 12.16.07 @ 06:51am | #42568