Abstract. We present a method for learning characteristic motion patterns of mobile agents. The method works on two levels. On the first level, it uses the expectation-maximization...
Robot swarms provide a way for a number of simple robots to work together to carry out a task. While swarms have been found to be adaptable, fault-tolerant and widely applicable, d...
We consider the problem of controlling a continuous-time linear stochastic system from a specification given as a Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) formula over a set of linear predicate...
Morteza Lahijanian, Sean B. Andersson, Calin Belta
This paper presents an EKF-based approach to the problem of robot formation pose tracking in SLAM when a previously built feature-based stochastic map of a navigation area is avail...
A familiar quandary arises when there are several possible alternatives for the solution of a problem, but no way of knowing which, if any, are viable for a particular problem inst...