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The usual purpose of global service robots is to collect time - dependent data in the Earth's environment , whose static properties are well - known . The data are used to determine specific patterns or classes of characteristics and ...
The usual purpose of global service robots is to collect time - dependent data in the Earth's environment , whose static properties are well - known . The data are used to determine specific patterns or classes of characteristics and ...
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These properties have to be invariant under commonly encountered forms of distortion . Two important problems arise here - inventing new useful properties , and combining many properties to form a recognition system .
These properties have to be invariant under commonly encountered forms of distortion . Two important problems arise here - inventing new useful properties , and combining many properties to form a recognition system .
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Thus , if we have three properties , rectilinear , connected , and cyclic , there are eight subclasses ( and 256 patterns ) defined by their intersections ( see Fig . 4 ) . If the given properties are placed in a fixed order then we can ...
Thus , if we have three properties , rectilinear , connected , and cyclic , there are eight subclasses ( and 256 patterns ) defined by their intersections ( see Fig . 4 ) . If the given properties are placed in a fixed order then we can ...
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Finding a good set of properties is the major concern of many heuristic programs . E. Invariant Properties One of the prime requirements of a good property is that it be invariant under the commonly encountered equivalence ...
Finding a good set of properties is the major concern of many heuristic programs . E. Invariant Properties One of the prime requirements of a good property is that it be invariant under the commonly encountered equivalence ...
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In much recent work this problem is avoided by using properties already invariant under these transformations . Thus a property might count the number of connected components in a picture -- this is invariant under size and position .
In much recent work this problem is avoided by using properties already invariant under these transformations . Thus a property might count the number of connected components in a picture -- this is invariant under size and position .
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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