PERCEPTION
Probabilistic localization by appearance models and active vision
Ben Kröse, R. Bunschoten
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 46
Abstract
In order to do useful things a mobile robot needs some sort of global information about the environment it is operating in. In the paper an approach is described where the global information is not cast in a model of the geometry of the environment but in a model of all sensory data of the robot. As a primary sensing system we use computer vision. The model gives a probability distribution over the learned locations given an observation. We developed an active vision strategy to increase the performance and tested the method on real image data from our robot.
Keywords
Probabilistic logicComputer scienceComputer visionArtificial intelligenceActive visionActive appearance modelImage (mathematics)
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