G. Vanacker, D. Vanhooydonck, E. Demeester, Alexander Hüntemann, A. Degeest, H. Brussel, M. Nuttin
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Adaptive filtering approach to improve wheelchair driving performance
This paper describes a novel adaptive filter approach to reduce the handicap a patient may experience when navigating an electric wheelchair. The filter automatically adapts to the specific handicap the patient has by training a connectionist structure that converts the joystick signal of the patient to the signal a reference user would give in the same context. Experimental results show that for various handicaps the filter improves the driving performance significantly