DocumentCode
3234956
Title
Confidence fusion [sensor fusion]
Author
Siegel, Me1 ; Wu, Huadong
fYear
2004
fDate
24-25 May 2004
Firstpage
94
Lastpage
99
Abstract
The field of sensor fusion is well developed, but approaches to describing the confidence one ought to have in the fused result as a function of the confidence one has in the individual measurements is not. This speculative paper is intended to stimulate discussion in the robotics and instrumentation communities regarding how to approach "confidence fusion" in a way that can be practically applied in robotics applications and is intuitively satisfying with respect our feelings regarding how confidence in measurements ought to propagate. Preliminary ideas are developed in the context of a scenario wherein two one-bit-output sensors in which we have different confidence are used together. The results are compared with numerical experiments simulating a real-life experiment that we have described in the field of sensor fusion for context-aware computing.
Keywords
inference mechanisms; robots; sensor fusion; Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence; instrumentation communities; one bit output sensors; robotics; sensor fusion; Arithmetic; Computational modeling; Context modeling; Context-aware services; Humans; Lakes; Robot sensing systems; Sensor fusion; Time measurement; Weapons;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Robot Sensing, 2004. ROSE 2004. International Workshop on
Print_ISBN
0-7803-8296-X
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ROSE.2004.1317621
Filename
1317621
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