Spatio-temporal perception nets

M. Pongratz, R. Velik, J. Machajdik
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Abstract

State of the art approaches to autonomous systems face the challenge of sensor data fusion, abstraction, classification, and prediction of events. The trend is going towards the integration of more and more sensors into automation systems, which will reach a number of sensors comparable to the amount of sensory receptors in the human body in the not too distant future. While today's technical systems cannot cope with such a flood of information to be processed rapidly, these challenges are mastered exceptionally well by the human brain. Based on this observation, in prior work, a biologically inspired model for sensor data processing has been proposed [1]. This socalled neuro-symbolic information processing model is based on a functional model of the human perception system. Here, an extension of this concept to spatial and temporal aspects of perception is presented. The challenges for solving these tasks as well as the strategies to master these challenges based on perception-nets are presented.
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自主系统的最新方法面临传感器数据融合、抽象、分类和事件预测的挑战。趋势是将越来越多的传感器集成到自动化系统中,在不久的将来,将达到与人体感觉受体数量相当的传感器数量。虽然今天的技术系统无法处理如此大量的信息,但人类的大脑却能非常好地应对这些挑战。基于这一观察,在先前的工作中,提出了一种受生物学启发的传感器数据处理模型[1]。这种所谓的神经符号信息处理模型是基于人类感知系统的功能模型。在这里,这一概念的扩展,以感知的空间和时间方面提出。提出了基于感知网络解决这些问题所面临的挑战以及克服这些挑战的策略。
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