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- From: gerke@fuhainf2.fernuni-hagen.de (Michael Gerke)
- Subject: Re: Spatial Mapping in Robotics: Citations Wanted
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- Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 13:09:25 GMT
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- John Nagle (nagle@netcom.com) wrote:
- : wbb@duke.cs.duke.edu (William) writes:
- : > I am interested in using multi-media, graphics techniques
- : > in relation to automatic theorem-proving, in a similar
- : > fashion to the way natural language is used as an inter-
- : > face to diagnostic systems. The application I have in
- : > mind is a system where a map could be given as input,
- : > a request could be made for a route between two points,
- : > and a route could be derived using the map, certain
- : > constraints and a user model. The output might be a map as
- : > well. The degree of sophistication required by a user model
- : > and flexible route generation would require the map to be
- : > translated into some sortof intermediate form, perhaps similar
- : > to prolog clauses.
- :
- : Assuming you really mean spatial maps, not topological ones,
- : see "Robot Motion Planning", by Jean-Claude Latombe (Kluwer, 1991, ISBN
- : 0-7923-9129-2).
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- : John Nagle
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