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Becoming incrementally reactive: on-line learning of an evolving decision tree array for robot navigation

G.H. Shah Hamzei, David Mulvaney, I.P.W. Sillitoe

Year
1999
Citations
9

Abstract

This paper proposes a novel hierarchical multi-layer decision tree for representing reactive robot navigation knowledge. In this representation, the perception space is decomposed into a hierarchical set of worlds reflecting environments which are homogeneous in nature and which vary in complexity in an ordered manner. Each world is used to produce a corresponding decision tree which is trained incrementally. The instantaneous perception of the robot is used to select an appropriate rule from the decision tree and a sequence of rule activations form the complete trajectory. The ability to keep the knowledge complexity manageable and under control is an important aspect of the technique.

Keywords

Decision treeRobotComputer scienceTree (set theory)Artificial intelligenceSet (abstract data type)Representation (politics)Incremental decision treeSequence (biology)Perception

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