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Transactions of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers Vol. 29 (2016), No. 3

ISIJ International
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ONLINE ISSN: 2185-811X
PRINT ISSN: 1342-5668
Publisher: THE INSTITUTE OF SYSTEMS, CONTROL AND INFORMATION ENGINEERS (ISCIE)

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Support Vector Machine (SVM) has been studied actively as one of discriminators for a large number of data. In order to obtain a high identification rate, it is necessary to decide the best parameters of the SVM, and the problem to decide the parameters are formulated as an optimization problem, where the objective function is not described by mathematical formula, and a function call to evaluate the objective function value requires calculation quantity. In this study, to break through the problems, it is considered to adopt the Response Surface Method (RSM) with meta-heuristic algorithm to solve the SVM’s parameter optimization problem.

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In this research, we have developed a rehabilitation support system for analysis of upper body motion using 3D image sensor. Such a sensor has embedded systems to detect and track joint positions, but it is difficult to directly apply the data to calculation of inverse kinematics to estimate the joint angles because of errors in measurement. To solve the issue, some researchers have proposed methods of joint angle estimation using kinematic model and search technique. In these works, objective functions were defined to evaluate the similarity of posture between a person and kinematic model, and the problem was typically considered as a single-objective optimization problem. However, the data basically includes not only feature of personal behavior patterns but also noise. Therefore, we address a multi-objective optimization problem in order to scale back the influence of noise. This paper proposes a method of joint angle estimation of upper limb base on Evolutionary Multi-criterion Optimization (EMO). Furthermore, we apply a feedforward neural network to motion pattern modeling to realize a predictive search, combining with the EMO.

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In a general reinforcement learning problem, a plant, i.e. state transition probabilities, is estimated, and a learning policy for the estimated plant is applied to a real plant. If there is a difference between the estimated plant and the real plant, the obtained policy may not work well for the real plant. In this study, the real plant variation is parameterized by an interpolation of several estimated plants. This study proposes a reinforcement learning method based on estimation of parameter variation, and applies this method to 2-dimensional Peg-in-Hole Task. The effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated by numerical and experimental results.

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In this research, a path-following control system design for a path consist of sequence of points is proposed. To interpolating the points, a smooth path is made from the points as a polynomial curve. Non-inertial coordinate system is constructed that the origin is a reference point on the smooth path and axes are tangential and normal direction on the reference point. Movement of the reference point relates to a reference speed and a tangential component of the non-inertial coordinate. In order to implementing path-following, tracking control is achieved of a moving object to the reference point. Effectiveness of the proposed design is validated by control experiments with a boll and plate experimental system.

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