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research/652-windowed-perception-models #652

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jharwell opened this issue May 11, 2020 · 0 comments
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research/652-windowed-perception-models #652

jharwell opened this issue May 11, 2020 · 0 comments

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jharwell commented May 11, 2020

Lerman2003 defines a MC amenable model for robots WITH memory, which could then
be used in discrete different equations to help model the average swarm state
for more complex controllers like DPO. So, new perception models should be
created:

  • Add a new perception variant where robots can remember the last N objects they
    have seen, and do not ascribe a probability to their continued existence after
    they have left the robot's line of sight. Perform experiments to compare this
    to pheromone decay variant.

  • Add a new perception variant where robots track all objects they have seen for
    the last N timesteps. Perform experiments to compare this to the pheromone
    decay variant.

  • Add a new perception variant where robots can remember the last N sites they
    have visited and successfully picked up blocks from. If N=1, this is site
    fidelity (Lu2018,Just2017). Robots make stochastic decision each time they
    pick up a block on whether to overwrite their old remembered site with
    the current one, according to some criteria (density of nearby robots for
    example).

  • Add a new perception variant where robots track object density via decaying
    poisson pheromone waypoints. Robots create a waypoint if they see more than R
    resources at/near a given site. Robots can exchange waypoints/access a shared
    pool of waypoints upon entering the nest, or not. From Hecker2015.

After defining the new perception models, they should be compared with the DPO
perception model to see where they are better/worse.

@jharwell jharwell changed the title research/652-refine-dpo-perception-model research/652-windowed-perception-models Mar 24, 2021
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