The three sides of a triangle are measured with noise, but the perimeter is known exactly. How do you estimate the side lengths?
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The three sides of a triangle are measured as x_1, x_2, x_3, each with measurement error. The perimeter is known exactly to be p. What is your best estimate of each side length given that the three must sum to p?
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