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Obstacle detection based on semi - supervised learning
Author: WangPing
Tutor: LuJianFeng
School: Nanjing University of Technology and Engineering
Course: Applied Computer Technology
Keywords: Obstacle detection Semi-supervised learning Self-training Coordinated training k-nearest neighbor
CLC: TP242.6
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract
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Obstacle detection is an important content of the mobile robot environment sensing technology . The conventional obstacle detection method requires manual adjustment of parameters. The introduction of machine learning for obstacle detection can reduce labor participation and improve the degree of intelligence of the mobile robot can also better handling high-dimensional input information . Traditional supervised learning algorithms only use has been labeled samples to learn complex and changing environment of the mobile robot , road conditions and obstacles vagaries artificial marker to detect obstacles as accurately as possible , the need for a large number of samples to establish a complete set of training samples , and very time-consuming and labor-intensive . Above , the introduction of semi-supervised learning method , the application of self- training and collaborative training , the first use of a small amount of labeled samples to establish the initial classification , then the use of a large number of unlabeled samples constantly update the classifier, and to improve the performance of the classifier . In this paper, context-aware image data of a large number of experiments : the use of partitioning strategies , respectively color feature extraction and texture feature extraction, a small amount of labeled samples and unlabeled samples , and then in the k-nearest neighbor algorithm based on the introduction of semi- supervision of learning self - training and collaborative training for obstacle detection . Experimental results show that the introduction of the semi-supervised learning , in only a small amount of labeled samples circumstances , can achieve a higher rate of obstacle detection and correct classification rate .
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CLC: > Industrial Technology > Automation technology,computer technology > Automation technology and equipment > Robotics > Robot > Intelligent robots
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