A context-dependent classification paradigm for land mobility problems
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- Zyda, Michael J. - Contributor
- Rowe, Neil C. - Contributor
- Ross, Ron S. - Contributor
- Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.) - Contributor
Publication
1986 - Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, California
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English
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- Internet Archivecontextdependent00mcgh
- OCLC Control Number463299028
- Open LibraryOL25494193M
Description
Battlefield commanders, as well as autonomous vehicle systems, must have the ability to make near real-time mobility assessments of large terrain regions. A context-dependent terrain classification paradigm is proposed through a terrain mobility model that employs the notion of cooperating mission, agent and situation experts. The model attempts to produce a time-sensitive mobility view of the environment by classifying terrain into homogeneous regions, each with an associated traversal cost.
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