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Dataset . 2024
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Dataset . 2024
License: CC BY
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ZENODO
Dataset . 2024
License: CC BY
Data sources: Datacite
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Safe trajectories from local information for coverage control in non-convex environments

Authors: Catellani, Mattia; Mantovani, Mattia; Pratissoli, Federico; Sabattini, Lorenzo;

Safe trajectories from local information for coverage control in non-convex environments

Abstract

Description This dataset contains 3-channels grid-based representations of local information individually retrieved by robots in a team, tasked with a coverage control operation. Data collection was performed running 50 episodes of a coverage control mission with a team of 16 robots controlled by a theoretically proven safe expert controller. Features Features encode local information in a 3-channels 64 x 64 image, corresponding to the discretized sensing region of the robot. The first channel encodes the local likelihood density, the second one the position of team-mates, and the third channel contains the position of obstacles and boundaries. imgs{i}.npy files contain data collected over each episode in the form of a [S, N, C, W, W] numpy array, where S is the number of steps of that episode, N is the number of robots, C = 3 is the number of channels, and W = 64 is the size of the image. Labels Labels contain the 2D velocity calculated by the expert controller, which is theoretically proven to guarantee collision avoidance. vels{i}.npy files contain data collected over each episode in the form of a [S, N, 2] numpy array, associated to the corresponding feature. Training and Testing Code for training and testing a CNN-based model mapping local information to 2D velocity is available at https://github.com/ARSControl/cnn_coverage.git. Contact Information If you are interested in any further information, please contact mattia.catellani@unimore.it.

Keywords

Swarm robotics, Supervised learning

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