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From testing, it looks like Tetra is pretty susceptible to false positives (i.e. false stars).
Currently given a 4-star pattern, Tetra just returns immediately if it matches some catalog pattern. Also LOST's version of Tetra uses edge ratios for pattern construction, which is a simpler scheme but might be more prone to false positives?
Some ideas:
Look at how the original TETRA did pattern construction, I remember it being a lot more steps at least
Go through multiple 4-star combinations to find matches, accept the identification with smallest error
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From testing, it looks like Tetra is pretty susceptible to false positives (i.e. false stars).
Currently given a 4-star pattern, Tetra just returns immediately if it matches some catalog pattern. Also LOST's version of Tetra uses edge ratios for pattern construction, which is a simpler scheme but might be more prone to false positives?
Some ideas:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: