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...used.
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Experiments showed that it was preferable to use the intrinsic
parameters of the ellipse rather than their corresponding conic
coefficients [
11
]. Their values tend to lie in a smaller range than the coefficients,
and are invariant to translation and rotation of the data. Therefore all
the methods described in this paper use intrinsic parameters rather than
conic coefficients.
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...point
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An estimator's breakdown point is defined as the percentage of outliers
that may force the estimator to return a value arbitrarily larger than
the correct result.
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