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We have proposed a method using positional relations among the marked points and applied it to three\u2010dimensional movement measurement of the human law.<\/jats:p><jats:p>If the positions of three marked points on a rigid body are known, measuring these positions requires only one projection datum at each point to determine the three\u2010dimensional position of the points, since the degree of freedom of a rigid body is six. A previous paper presented formulation of the problem in general form, its solution and theoretical analysis of stability of solution, as well as observation method.<\/jats:p><jats:p>This paper analyzes the effect of error associated with measurement on estimating the position of marked points at implementation. Error propagation equations are derived effective for design of measuring instruments. 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