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## How to Run the Code
+### Compatibility Note
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+This project has been tested only on **Ubuntu 20.04**. While it may potentially run on **Ubuntu 22.04**, it would require the latest version of GTSAM and adjustments in the `BetweenFactorWithAnchoring` class to be compatible.
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### 0. Installing the Dependencies
- We recommend to install GTSAM, Open 3D from source. Moreover you need Open CV and PCL.