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A bisection-based approach for exact target localization in NLOS environments
This work addresses the range-based target localization problem in adverse non-line-of-sight (NLOS) environments. We start by deriving the maximum likelihood (ML) estimator from the measurement model, since it is asymptotically efficient. However, this estimator is highly non-convex and difficult to
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