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Q-factor map matching method using adaptive fuzzy network

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1999

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Sinn Kim, Jong-Hwan Kim

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Abstract

Many hybrid algorithms which estimate car's position and velocity from GPS signals and INS signals suffer from the unknown GPS noise characteristics such as S/A noise. The unknown characteristics make it impossible to remove the noise completely. As a result, the estimated position information from the hybrid algorithms will be contaminated with undesirable position errors. It is very desirable and effective to use a digital road map to correct the position error, which is known as a map matching method. In this paper, a novel map matching method is proposed. The effectiveness of this algorithm is verified by the real road experiments. For experimental testing, a car navigation system is built with a DSP chip. It uses one GPS receiver, one vehicle speed sensor and one vertical gyroscope.

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