Method and device for the fusion of sensor signals using a neural network
OwnerSimon Weissenmayer, Wolfgang Boettcherinventors
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A computer-implemented method for the fusion of a plurality of sensor signals using a neural network, a sensor signal including at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable and including a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable. In addition the neural network ascertains, based on the plurality of sensor signals, an output that characterizes a fusion of the plurality of sensor signals. The output is a function of a first intermediate output of the neural network. The first intermediate output is ascertained by at least one first neuron and including an ascertained first value that characterizes an expected value of a fusion of the plurality of sensor values, and including an ascertained second value that characterizes a scatter of the fusion, the ascertained second value of the first intermediate output being set to zero if a specifiable condition is fulfilled.
A computer-implemented method for fusing a plurality of sensor signals using a neural network, wherein each sensor signal includes at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable, and includes a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable, the method comprising the following steps:
A computer-implemented method for training a neural network, wherein the neural network is configured to ascertain, based on a plurality of sensor signals, an output that characterizes a fusion of the plurality of the sensor signals, each sensor signal including at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable, and includes a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable, the output being a function of a first intermediate output of the neural network, the first intermediate output being ascertained by at least one first neuron and includes an ascertained first value that characterizes an expected value of the fusion of the plurality of sensor values, and includes an ascertained second value that characterizes a scatter of the fusion, the ascertained second value of the first intermediate output being set to zero when a specifiable condition is fulfilled, the method comprising:
A computer having a computing unit, the computer being configured to fuse a plurality of sensor signals using a neural network, wherein each sensor signal includes at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable, and includes a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable, the computer configured to:
A training device configured to train a neural network, wherein the neural network is configured to ascertain, based on a plurality of sensor signals, an output that characterizes a fusion of the plurality of the sensor signals, each sensor signal including at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable, and includes a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable, the output being a function of a first intermediate output of the neural network, the first intermediate output being ascertained by at least one first neuron and includes an ascertained first value that characterizes an expected value of the fusion of the plurality of sensor values, and includes an ascertained second value that characterizes a scatter of the fusion, the ascertained second value of the first intermediate output being set to zero when a specifiable condition is fulfilled, the training device being configured to train the neural network based on a loss function.
A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium on which is stored a computer program for fusing a plurality of sensor signals using a neural network, wherein each sensor signal includes at least one first value that characterizes an expected value of a physical variable, and includes a second value that characterizes a scatter of the physical variable, the computer program, when executed by a computer, causing the computer to perform the following steps:
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