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LiLi: Lie Theory Based 3D LiDAR Scan Alignment Degeneracy Detection
In this paper, we study 3D LiDAR scan alignment in challenging scenarios with degeneracies, such as straight corridors or flat fields, where the alignment solution is not unique and compromises localization and mapping accuracy. Existing degeneracy detection methods that neglect the potential for re
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