New paper on motion compensation

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I just got this off Slashdot, so at least some of you probably 
already know, but here's a post for those who hadn't seen it yet, 
and ofcourse for discussion of the used techniques.

It's not exactly the kind of motion compensation we are looking for, 
but I think that's just another formulation of the same problem. I 
haven't read past the abstract yet, but it sounds promising. Take 
the link here: http://wearcam.org/orbits/orbits.html (downloads in 
PDF and gzipped postscript from there).

Lourens
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