Apparatus and methods for training of robots
AssigneeBrain Corporation
InventorsAndrew T. Smith, Vadim Polonichko
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AssigneeBrain Corporation
InventorsAndrew T. Smith, Vadim Polonichko
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A random k-nearest neighbors (RKNN) approach may be used for regression/classification model wherein the input includes the k closest training examples in the feature space. The RKNN process may utilize video images as input in order to predict motor command for controlling navigation of a robot. In some implementations of robotic vision based navigation, the input space may be highly dimensional and highly redundant. When visual inputs are augmented with data of another modality that is characterized by fewer dimensions (e.g., audio), the visual data may overwhelm lower-dimension data. The RKNN process may partition available data into subsets comprising a given number of samples from the lower-dimension data. Outputs associated with individual subsets may be combined (e.g., averaged). Selection of number of neighbors, subset size and/or number of subsets may be used to trade-off between speed and accuracy of the prediction.
A method of determining a control signal for a robot, the method being performed by a special purpose computing platform having one or more processors executing instructions stored by a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the method comprising:
A self-contained robotic apparatus, the apparatus comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having instructions embodied thereon, the instructions being executable by a processor to perform a method of selecting an outcome of a plurality of outcomes, the method comprising:
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