How Angular Velocity Features and Different Gyroscope Noise Types Interact and Determine Orientation Estimation Accuracy.

How Angular Velocity Features and Different Gyroscope Noise Types Interact and Determine Orientation Estimation Accuracy.
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10.3390/s150923983
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2015-09-18
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Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
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Cappozzo A
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Pasciuto I;Ligorio G;Bergamini E;Vannozzi G;Sabatini AM;Cappozzo A

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