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Fig 1.

Progression of scan matching methods from traditional to proposed approach.

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Fig 2.

Architecture of the proposed RANDT method: (a) Extended Normal Distribution Transform Algorithm with Outlier Removal (b) Incremental Scan Matching Framework using Extended Normal Distribution Transform for Point Density Uniformity.

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Fig 3.

The effect of outlier elimination in point cloud (a) before outlier removal, (b) after outlier removal.

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Fig 4.

Overall comparison of proposed algorithm on KITTI outdoor scene registration results with ML-NDT, One point RANSAC, and DeepSIR algorithms.

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Fig 5.

Object-level registration on ModelNet40: Comparison of proposed method Classical NDT,ML-NDT,Piecewise ICP.

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Table 1.

Performance comparison of registration methods on KITTI dataset.

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Table 2.

Performance comparison of registration methods on ModelNet40 dataset.

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Fig 6.

Convergance comparison of registration methods.

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Fig 7.

Execution time comparison across registration methods.

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Table 3.

The standard deviation of point density for the KITTI and ModelNet40 datasets.

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Fig 8.

Comparison of point density uniformity across methods.

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Fig 9.

Relationship between Point Density Uniformity (PDU) and registration accuracy.

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Table 4.

Robustness evaluation under noise, outliers, and partial overlap.

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Robustness analysis under noise, outliers, and partial overlap.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of registration accuracy before (a) and after(b) applying the proposed outlier elimination module within the RANDT framework.

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