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A fusion machine based on DSmT and PCR5 for robot's map reconstruction

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Xinhan HUANG; Xinde LI; Min WANG; Jean Dezert

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International Journal of Information Acquisition, Volume 3, Issue 3, p.201-211 (2006)
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LI, Xinde, Xinhan HUANG, and Min WANG. "Robot Map Building From Sonar Sensors and DSmT." Information & Security: An International Journal 20 (2006): 104-121.

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APA style: HUANG, X., LI X., WANG M., & Dezert J. (2006).  A fusion machine based on DSmT and PCR5 for robot's map reconstruction. International Journal of Information Acquisition. 3(3), 201-211.
Chicago style: HUANG, Xinhan, Xinde LI, Min WANG, and Jean Dezert. "A fusion machine based on DSmT and PCR5 for robot's map reconstruction." International Journal of Information Acquisition 3, no. 3 (2006): 201-211.
IEEE style: HUANG, X., X. LI, M. WANG, and J. Dezert, "A fusion machine based on DSmT and PCR5 for robot's map reconstruction", International Journal of Information Acquisition, vol. 3, issue 3, pp. 201-211, 2006.
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