Occupancy grid map of semi-static objects by mobile observer

Artificial Life and Robotics - Tập 20 - Trang 7-12 - 2014
Viet Chau Dang1, Masao Kubo1, Hiroshi Sato1, Tomohiro Shirakawa1, Akira Namatame1
1Yokosuka, Japan

Tóm tắt

In this research we propose a method for spatial representation of semi-static objects in dynamic environment. For this objective, we extend IMAC (Independent Markov Chain Occupancy) model, which is a map constructing method for dynamic environment. In the IMAC model, a mobile observer cannot estimate the grid map correctly if it does not stop enough time at the same location. To overcome this limitation, we propose a technique to estimate the IMAC grid map from an analytical discussion by simulating a grid-world model for a simple straight line path. The simulation result shows that if the number of observations for a given grid cell is sufficient, both parameters of the two transition probability parameters of IMAC model can be estimated correctly. We carried out a simple test in real-world environment using a vehicle. The experimental results show that we can create a map from GPS data recorded by a smartphone installed on a vehicle. The contributions of this paper are as follows: (1) propose a new technique for estimating Poisson parameters for IMAC grid map in dynamic environment; (2) prove the model can be used in real world.

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