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Beyond Direct Sensing: Harnessing Indirect Observations from Third-Party Sensors in Vehicle Tracking
Vehicle tracking is fundamental to applications ranging from urban mobility and public safety to security and defense. Conventional tracking relies on direct access to sensors that provide strong observations such as vehicle identity and location. In practice, however, factors such as ownership, pri
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