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Statistical approach to range-data fusion and interpretation

Authors: Libor Preucil; Petr Stepan;

Statistical approach to range-data fusion and interpretation

Abstract

Making-use of multiple sensors is crucial for improvement of mobile robot navigation performance. The contribution introduces a problem of integrating noisy range-data by data fusion on signal/pixel level. This is performed for multiple sensors and different sensor positions into a common description of the environment. The paper deals with grid models, which are used as a low-level representations of sonar range measurements as well as for data fusion process. A short overview of used methods for the grid representation is shown and different fusion methods for various sonar models are discussed. Special attention is paid to the influence of sonar modeling on robustness of data integration process. The paper deals with methods for improvement of fusion robustness. Novelty of the presented approach stands in a sonar model which is designed as dependent on measured distance. The other improvement is an optimal feature selection for doorway recognition. The designed methods are illustrated by examples and test runs on experimental mobile platform with sonar sensory system.

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influence
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