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Unsupervised motion learning from a moving platform

Víctor Romero-Cano, Juan Nieto, Gabriel Agamennoni

Year
2013
Citations
3

Abstract

Learning motion patterns in dynamic environments is a key component of any context-aware robotic system, and probabilistic mixture models provide a sound framework for mining these patterns. This paper presents an approach for learning motion models from trajectories provided by the tracking system of a moving platform. We present a learning approach in which a Linear Dynamical System (LDS) is augmented with a discrete hidden variable that has a number of states equal to the number of behaviours in the environment. As a result, a mixture of linear dynamical systems (MLDSs) capable of explaining several motion behaviours is developed. The model is learned by means of the Expectation Maximization (EM) algorithm.

Keywords

Computer scienceProbabilistic logicMotion (physics)Context (archaeology)Component (thermodynamics)Artificial intelligenceUnsupervised learningKey (lock)Expectation–maximization algorithmMachine learning

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