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Least-square approach: Estimation and Dilution of Precision

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This lecture covers the least-square approach for parameter estimation in satellite positioning, including the observation equation, pseudorange models, and the estimation of unknowns through iteration. It also discusses Dilution of Precision (DOP) metrics, such as GDOP, PDOP, and their impact on satellite positioning accuracy.

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