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Cet article propose un classificateur autodidacte de passerelles pour le SLAM hybride. Les passerelles sont détectées et reconnues par le classificateur autodidacte, qui est un classificateur SVM et autodidacte dans le sens où ses échantillons d'apprentissage sont produits et étiquetés sans intervention de l'utilisateur. Étant donné que la détection de passerelles aux limites topologiques d'une carte métrique acquise réduit la complexité de calcul liée au partitionnement de la carte métrique en sous-cartes par rapport aux précédentes approches SLAM hybrides utilisant des méthodes de regroupement spectral, de O(2n) À O(n), où n est le nombre de sous-cartes. Cela rend possible un SLAM hybride en temps réel, même pour les cartes métriques à grande échelle. Nous avons confirmé que le classificateur autodidacte offre une cohérence et une efficacité de calcul satisfaisantes dans le SLAM hybride à travers différentes expériences.
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Xuan-Dao NGUYEN, Mun-Ho JEONG, Bum-Jae YOU, Sang-Rok OH, "Self-Taught Classifier of Gateways for Hybrid SLAM" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 9, pp. 2481-2484, September 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.2481.
Abstract: This paper proposes a self-taught classifier of gateways for hybrid SLAM. Gateways are detected and recognized by the self-taught classifier, which is a SVM classifier and self-taught in that its training samples are produced and labeled without user's intervention. Since the detection of gateways at the topological boundaries of an acquired metric map reduces computational complexity in partitioning the metric map into sub-maps as compared with previous hybrid SLAM approaches using spectral clustering methods, from O(2n) to O(n), where n is the number of sub-maps. This makes possible real time hybrid SLAM even for large-scale metric maps. We have confirmed that the self-taught classifier provides satisfactory consistency and computationally efficiency in hybrid SLAM through different experiments.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.E93.B.2481/_p
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