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-    There are 48 combinatorial ways of assigning coordinate frame axes (assign right/left, up/down, and forward/backward to x, y, z, which is $6 \times 4 \times 2$), and it seems as if our disciplines give their best in trying to use all of them. Unfortunately, this means there are $48\times47=2556$ ways of converting between coordinate frames, and each of them is dangerously close to a bug. As if that were not enough, words like extrinsics or pose matrix are used in different meanings, adding to the confusion that inherently surrounds transforms and rotations.
+    There are 48 combinatorial ways of assigning coordinate frame axes (assign right/left, up/down, and forward/backward to x, y, z, which is $6 \times 4 \times 2$), and it seems as if our disciplines give their best in trying to use all of them. Unfortunately, this means there are $48\times47=2556$ ways of converting between coordinate frames, and each of them is dangerously close to a bug. As if that were not enough, words like extrinsics or pose matrix are used with different meanings, adding to the confusion that inherently surrounds transforms and rotations.
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-      <description>There are 48 combinatorial ways of assigning coordinate frame axes (assign right/left, up/down, and forward/backward to x, y, z, which is $6 \times 4 \times 2$), and it seems as if our disciplines give their best in trying to use all of them. Unfortunately, this means there are $48\times47=2556$ ways of converting between coordinate frames, and each of them is dangerously close to a bug. As if that were not enough, words like extrinsics or pose matrix are used in different meanings, adding to the confusion that inherently surrounds transforms and rotations.</description>
+      <description>There are 48 combinatorial ways of assigning coordinate frame axes (assign right/left, up/down, and forward/backward to x, y, z, which is $6 \times 4 \times 2$), and it seems as if our disciplines give their best in trying to use all of them. Unfortunately, this means there are $48\times47=2556$ ways of converting between coordinate frames, and each of them is dangerously close to a bug. As if that were not enough, words like extrinsics or pose matrix are used with different meanings, adding to the confusion that inherently surrounds transforms and rotations.</description>
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