Processing networks for the classification of motion --- a proposal
Christoph Flores · DROPS (Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz Center for Informatics) · 2007
Spoken-of motion is usually conceptualised as a change of existential states (an entity moves from A to B in order to change its potentiality for further action), while perceived motion is usually only conceptualised as a change of position. As a means of technically tracking motions, we can think of processing-networks tied to both, sensors and read-out devices, that use a process orientated internal evaluation of incoming data. Properly chosen, they eliminate the difference between detecting a shift of state and detecting a shift of position. A proposal for the layout and use of processing elements in such a network is presented --- as an early general construction idea with an invitation to ask questions about its usability.