Say for example you have tracks from a mountain hike; two tracks have point all the way from the beginning, including the tracks going to the top of the mountain, one tracks (the one with the most points) only covers the part on the mountain.
The resulting average track should then be an average of the two scripts for the beginning, and all three for the last part.
Say for example you have tracks from a mountain hike; two tracks have point all the way from the beginning, including the tracks going to the top of the mountain, one tracks (the one with the most points) only covers the part on the mountain.
The resulting average track should then be an average of the two scripts for the beginning, and all three for the last part.