In this paper, we present an algorithm to identify types of places and
objects from 2D and 3D laser range data obtained in indoor environments. Our
approach is a combination of a collective classication method based on associative
Markov networks together with an instance-based feature extraction using nearest
neighbor. Additionally, we show how to select the best features needed to represent
the objects and places, reducing the time needed for the learning and inference
steps while maintaining high classication rates. Experimental results in real data
demonstrate the eectiveness of our approach in indoor environments.
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Bibtex
@Inbook{triebel2007gfkl_b, title = {Studies in Classification, Data Analysis, and Knowledge Organization}, chapter = {Relational Learning in Mobile Robotics: An Application to Semantic Labeling of Objects in {2D} and {3D} Environment Maps}, author = {Triebel, R. and Mozos, O.M. and Burgard, W.}, editor = {C. Preisach, H. Burkhardt, L.Schmidt-Thieme, R.Decker}, year= {2008}, publisher = {Springer-Verlag}, pages = {293--300} }