In this paper, we describe the use of Genetic Programming (GP) techniques to learn a visual feature detection for a mobile robot navigation task. We provide experimental results across a number of different environments, each with different characteristics, and draw conclusions about the performance of the learned feature detector. We also explore the utility of seeding the initial population with a previously evolved individual, and discuss the performance of the resulting individuals.
Learning Visual Feature Detectors for Obstacle Avoidance using Genetic Programming
2003-06-01
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|Self-Supervised Learning for Visual Obstacle Avoidance : Technical report
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