PERCEPTION
nScan-matching: simultaneous matching of multiple scans and application to SLAM
Peter Biber, Wolfgang Straßer
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 27
Abstract
Scan matching is a popular way of recovering a mobile robot's motion and constitutes the basis of many localization and mapping approaches. Consequently, a variety of scan matching algorithms have been proposed in the past. All these algorithms share one common attribute: They match pairs of scans to obtain spatial relations between two robot poses. In this paper we present a method for matching multiple scans simultaneously. We discuss the need for such a method and describe how the result of such a multi-scan matching can be incorporated into relation-based SLAM in the Lu and Milios style
Keywords
Matching (statistics)Artificial intelligenceComputer scienceComputer visionSimultaneous localization and mappingMobile robotSpatial relationRobotRelation (database)Pattern recognition (psychology)
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