Modular neural net system for inverse kinematics learning
Eimei Oyama, Susumu Tachi
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 16
Abstract
Inverse kinematics computation using an artificial neural network that learns the inverse kinematics of a robot arm has been employed by many researchers, However, conventional learning methodologies do not pay enough attention the the discontinuity of the inverse kinematics system of typical robot arms with joint limits. The inverse kinematics system of the robot arms is a multi-valued and discontinuous function. Since it is difficult for a well-known multi-layer neural network to approximate such a function, a correct inverse kinematics model for the end-effector's overall position and orientation cannot be obtained by using a single neural network. In order to overcome the discontinuity of the inverse kinematics function, we propose a modular neural network system for the inverse kinematics model learning. We also propose the online learning and control method for trajectory tracking.
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