Traversing seen and unseen corridors with Artificial Neural Networks/Context matching
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| Title | Traversing seen and unseen corridors with Artificial Neural Networks/Context matching |
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| Production Year | 2011 |
| Production Place | Dortmund |
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| Abstract | Proof of concept experiments to navigate a corridor environment using Two level feature matching architecture.
Layer 1 classifies the scenario from the shape and appearance of the environment into Corridor (C) or Open room (O) or Cluttered (L) environment.
Layer 2 deploys scenario specific model to predict action and correspondingly navigate the environment.
The two models used are: 1. Artificial Neural Networks and 2. Context matching and prediction.
Timeline:
0:00 Scenario: Known corridor with Artificial Neural Networks
0:17 Scenario: Known corridor with Context matching and prediction
0:39 Scenario: Unknown corridor with Artificial Neural Networks
1:02 Scenario: Unknown corridor with Context matching and prediction
1:18 Scenario: Transition between trained and an untrained corridor using Artificial Neural Networks
This video is the supplement to the paper: "Scenario and context specific visual robot behavior learning" presented at the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA2011), May 9-13 2011, Shanghai International Convention Center,
Shanghai, China.
For more information please visit: http://www.rst.e-technik.tu-dortmund.... |
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