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<p>are extremely sparse as they contain only information about points very close to the agent, so they require strong prior models to compensate in purely tactile SLAM. Most practical SLAM tasks fall somewhere between these visual and tactile extremes.</p>

<p>Sensor models divide broadly into landmark-based and raw-data approaches. Landmarks are uniquely identifiable objects in the world which location can be estimated by a sensor, such as <a href="page.php?w=Wi-Fi">Wi-Fi</a> access points or radio beacons. Raw-data approaches make no assumption</p><p>
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