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Algorithmic Approach for Optimization of The Direction of Maximum Dispersion and The Orientation of The Error Ellipse with Respect to The Type and Weights of Measurements in Geodetic Networks
The accuracy of determining the positions of points in geodetic networks is described by the error ellipse, which results from the bivariate normal distribution of coordinates. The influence of the type and weights of measurements on the shape and orientation of the ellipse is of essential importanc
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