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Adaptive Robotic Visual Tracking: Theory and Experiments
Nikolaos P. Papanikolopoulos
, Pradeep K. Khosla
Computer Science and Engineering
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Hand-eye
100%
Visual Tracking
100%
Relative Distance
100%
Real-time Visual Tracking
100%
Adaptive Robot
100%
Tracking Theories
100%
Tracking Experiment
100%
Computer Vision
50%
Robotic System
50%
Computational Complexity
50%
Visual Servoing
50%
Feedback Loop
50%
Optical Flow
50%
Adaptive Controller
50%
Partial Knowledge
50%
Hand Configuration
50%
Active Vision
50%
Online Estimation
50%
Vision Sensor
50%
Offline Calibration
50%
Discrete Displacement
50%
Robotic Eye
50%
Sum of Squared Differences
50%
Adaptive Control Strategy
50%
Robot Control System
50%
Engineering
Relative Distance
100%
Robotic System
50%
Control Systems
50%
Experimental Result
50%
Control Scheme
50%
Computervision
50%
Adaptive Controller
50%
Squared Difference
50%
Robot Control
50%
Computational Complexity
50%
Feedback Loop
50%
End Effector
50%
Adaptive Control
50%
Computer Science
Optical Tracking
100%
Adaptive Control Systems
66%
Relative Distance
66%
Computational Complexity
33%
Robot Control
33%
Feedback Loop
33%
Create Command
33%
Hand Configuration
33%
robotic hand
33%
Experimental Result
33%
Squared Difference
33%
Computer Vision
33%