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  1. Voronoi-Based Outdoor Traversable Region Modelling

    Nowadays, the interest in mobile robotics working in outdoor environments is increasing due to the new applications focussed on aiding humans. To...
    Cristina Castejón, Dolores Blanco, ... Luis Moreno in Innovations in Robot Mobility and Control
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  2. Use of Fuzzy Feature Descriptions to Recognize Handwritten Alphanumeric Characters

    The main challenge in handwritten character recognition involves the development of a method that can generate descriptions of the handwritten...
    G.E.M.D.C. Bandara, R.M. Ranawana, S.D. Pathirana in Classification and Clustering for Knowledge Discovery
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  3. A Longitudinal Comparison of Supervised and Unsupervised Learning Approaches to Iso-Resource Grou** for Acute Healthcare in Australia

    Estimating resource consumption of hospital patients is important for various tasks such as hospital funding, and management and allocation of...
    Eu-Gene Siew, Kate A. Smith, ... Jeff Wassertheil in Classification and Clustering for Knowledge Discovery
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  4. B Experimental Setups and Acoustic Environments

    In this chapter, the experimental setup and the acoustic environments are described, which are used in this work for illustrating the properties of...
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  5. Reinforcement Learning: A Brief Overview

    Learning techniques can be usefully grouped by the type of feedback that is available to the learner. A commonly drawn distinction is that between...
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  6. 9. Switched Scalable Video Coding Systems

    Scalable video coding means that a video sequence is only encoded once and the coded bitstream has the capability of sending any sub-bitstream...
    Zhengguo Li, Yengchai Soh, Changyun Wen in Switched and Impulsive Systems
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  7. An Analysis of Continuous-Valued Representations for Learning Classifier Systems

    Learning Classifier Systems [11] typically use a ternary representation to encode the environmental condition that a classifier matches. However,...
    Christopher Stone, Larry Bull in Foundations of Learning Classifier Systems
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  8. Data Driven Fuzzy Modelling with Neural Networks

    Extraction of models for complex systems from numerical data of behavior is studied. In particular, systems representable as sets of fuzzy if-then...
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  9. Intelligent Agents to Improve Adaptivity in A Web-Based Learning Environment

    This chapter focuses on the use of intelligent agents in on-line learning environments in which educational organizations can equip students with...
    C. I. Peña, J. L. Marzo, J. Ll. de la Rosa in Knowledge-Based Virtual Education
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  10. Marginal Filter Stability

    Two fundamental aspects in the use of the Kalman Filter for simultaneous localization and map** are the issues of observability and...
    Juan Andrade-Cetto, Alberto Sanfeliu in Environment Learning for Indoor Mobile Robots
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  11. C Sigma Points

    A set of p + 1 sigma points $\mathcal{S} = \{\mathcal{X}^i, W^i\}$...
    Juan Andrade-Cetto, Alberto Sanfeliu in Environment Learning for Indoor Mobile Robots
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  12. 13 Usability of an Assistive Robot Manipulator: Toward a Quantitative User Evaluation

    This chapter describes our research activity on the integration of a robotic arm in the environment of persons with disabilities. People who have...
    Bessam Abdulrazak, Mounir Mokhtari, Bernard Grandjean in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  13. 2 Rehabilitation Robotics from Past to Present – A Historical Perspective

    Popular culture presents the image of a robot as a mechanical, humanoid device, often evil in intent. Those with a slightly more informed technical...
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  14. 12 Risk Reduction Mechanisms for Safe Rehabilitation Robots

    Safety is one of the most important features of rehabilitation robots. However, strategies for safe rehabilitation robots are not yet clarified. A...
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  15. 4 Welfare-Oriented Service Robotic Systems: Intelligent Sweet Home & KARES II

    Utopia – it would be a society where the welfare of the people is properly guaranteed. In the society, each constituent would live his/her life with...
    Z. Zenn Bien, Kwang-Hyun Park, ... **-Woo Jung in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  16. 5 “FRIEND” – An Intelligent Assistant in Daily Life

    The research and development in the field of rehabilitation robots produced a multiplicity of rehabilitation robots available as off-the- shelf...
    O. Kouzmitcheva, C. Martens, ... A. Gräser in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  17. 6 GIVING-A-HAND System: The Development of a Task-Specific Robot Appliance

    The rapidly changing demographics in industrialized nations create a pressing need for effective personal assistive aids that appeal to elderly and...
    M.J. Johnson, E. Guglielmelli, ... P. Dario in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  18. 10 A Safety Strategy for Rehabilitation Robots

    It was reported previously that many MANUS users thought that the MANUS was useful, but not useful enough to gain totally independent lifestyles for...
    Makoto Nokata, Noriyuki Tejima in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  19. 14 Processes for Obtaining a “Manus” (ARM) Robot within the Netherlands

    This chapter describes both the current (Anno Domini 2003) and future processes of prescribing the Assistive Robotic Manipulator (ARM, also known as...
    Gert Willem Römer, Harry Stuyt, ... Koos van Woerden in Advances in Rehabilitation Robotics
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  20. 13 Haptic Interfaces: Collocation and Coherence Issues

    Multi-modality, collocation and immersive VE nowadays represents the break-trough barrier of human computer interaction. Typical VE systems...
    Carlo Alberto Avizzano, Simone Marcheschi, Massimo Bergamasco in Multi-point Interaction with Real and Virtual Objects
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