NASA NTRS · 19900024642
Region based route planning - Multi-abstraction route planning based on intermediate level vision processing
Abstract
Intermediate and high level processing operations are performed on vision data for the organization of images into more meaningful, higher-level topological representations by means of a region-based route planner (RBRP). The RBRP operates in terrain scenarios where some or most of the terrain is occluded, proceeding without a priori maps on the basis of two-dimensional representations and gradient-and-roughness information. Route planning is accomplished by three successive abstractions and yields a detailed point-by-point path by searching only within the boundaries of relatively small regions.
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Doshi, Rajkumar S., Lam, Raymond, White, James E.. 1989-01-01. Region based route planning - Multi-abstraction route planning based on intermediate level vision processing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900024642
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