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Figure 4.1. Two functioned estimation algorithm [2].<br />

4.1.3 Two-functioned estimation<br />

[2] presents a two-functioned estimation which claims an <strong>improve</strong>d estimation<br />

over the previoulsy stated estimation function. This approach uses the <strong>tag</strong> estimation<br />

function described above and calculates the error. It then updates the Q value using<br />

equation 4.1 for an enhanced estimate and starts the new round. Fig. 4.1 describes<br />

this procedure.<br />

4.2 Dynamic Tag set identification<br />

In some RFID applications, <strong>tag</strong>s enter and leave the reader’s field continuously.<br />

A reader at a dock door or one reading items off a conveyor belt has a dynamic<br />

number of <strong>tag</strong>s during the identification process. UHF RFID systems pose a more<br />

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