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Web mining driven object locality knowledge acquisition for efficient robot behavior

Kai Zhou, Michael Zillich, Hendrik Zender, Markus Vincze

Year
2012
Citations
13

Abstract

As an important information resource, visual perception has been widely employed for various indoor mobile robots. The common-sense knowledge about object locality (CSOL), e.g. a cup is usually located on the table top rather than on the floor and vice versa for a trash bin, is a very helpful context information for a robotic visual search task. In this paper, we propose an online knowledge acquisition mechanism for discovering CSOL, thereby facilitating a more efficient and robust robotic visual search. The proposed mechanism is able to create conceptual knowledge with the information acquired from the largest and the most diverse medium - the Internet. Experiments using an indoor mobile robot demonstrate the efficiency of our approach as well as reliability of goal-directed robot behaviour.

Keywords

Computer scienceHuman–computer interactionRobotContext (archaeology)Object (grammar)Mobile robotTable (database)LocalityArtificial intelligenceData mining

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