Literatur for global exploration strategies
Hi there,
maybe it is the a bit wrong to ask such a question here, but I know that you guys are the most experienced ones ;-).
We implement as a global exploration strategy the "frontier-exploration". But actually, I even do not know if this is the best one for just exploring an unknown area, because we need to tell our superviser what our motivation was. Does anyone know a good list of compairsions of such global exploration strategy (e.g. Stumble Around, Wall Following, Frontier Exploration, ...)
PS.: Springers Handbook have not such a compairsion, am I right?
Greetz and thanks, tiko
Asked by tiko on 2013-09-08 02:16:33 UTC
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Yep, this seems not to be the right fit for answers.ros.org as it's neither ROS-specific, nor is there a clear answer to this question. I don't know a better place to ask though. As to the question: You need to specify, what you want to optimize in your exploration: Time, Safety, Information, ...
Asked by dornhege on 2013-09-08 07:03:39 UTC
The Robotics Stackexchange site ( robotics.stackexchange.com ) would be a better place to ask this question.
Asked by Eric Perko on 2013-09-08 08:55:16 UTC
@Eric: I found the site right after my post, but actually it seems a bit lonely with only about 500 posts. @dornhege: Thats the point: what algorithms are suitable to optimize wich criteria?
Asked by tiko on 2013-09-08 19:24:44 UTC