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# The possible Symbol values that can be passed to the function are: :autodocs_block, :cross_references, :docs_block, :doctest, :eval_block, :example_block, :footnote, :linkcheck_remotes, :linkcheck, :meta_block, :missing_docs, :parse_error, and :setup_block.
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### Debug With Local Graph Product Plot
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One useful function is to check that data in the factor graph makes sense. While the full inference algorithm uses a Bayes (Junction) tree to assemble marginal belief estimates in an efficient manner, it is often useful for a straight forward graph based sanity check. The [`plotLocalProduct`](@ref) projects through [`approxConv`](@ref) each of the factors connected to the target variable and plots the result. This example looks at the loop-closure point around `:x0`, which is also pinned down by the only prior in the canonical Hexagonal factor graph.
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One useful function is to check that data in the factor graph makes sense. While the full inference algorithm uses a Bayes (Junction) tree to assemble marginal belief estimates in an efficient manner, it is often useful for a straight forward graph based sanity check. The [`plotLocalProduct`](@ref) projects through [`approxConvBelief`](@ref) each of the factors connected to the target variable and plots the result. This example looks at the loop-closure point around `:x0`, which is also pinned down by the only prior in the canonical Hexagonal factor graph.
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# [Building Graphs](@ref building_graphs)
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# [Building Graphs](@id building_graphs)
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Irrespective of your application - real-time robotics, batch processing of survey data, or really complex multi-hypothesis modeling - you're going to need to add factors and variables to a graph. This section discusses how to do that in Caesar.
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### Initializing Variables
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The MM-iSAMv2 algorithm uses one of two approaches to automatically initialize variables. The `initManual!` function can be used if you wish to overwrite or pre-empt this initialization.
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The MM-iSAMv2 algorithm uses one of two approaches to automatically initialize variables, or can be [initialized manually](@ref variable_init).
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