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The effects of partial observability when building fully correlated maps
2005
IEEE Transactions on robotics
This paper presents an analysis of the fully correlated approach to the simultaneous localization and map building (SLAM) problem from a control systems theory point of view, both for linear and nonlinear vehicle models. We show how partial observability hinders full reconstructibility of the state space, making the final map estimate dependent on the initial observations. Nevertheless, marginal filter stability guarantees convergence of the state error covariance to a positive semidefinite
doi:10.1109/tro.2004.842342
fatcat:in4njfbcdja7nb573sze7pxl5i