Similarity analysis for robot motions using an FNN learning mechanism
Kuu‐Young Young, Jyh-Kao Wang · 2002
Learning controllers are usually subordinate to conventional controllers in governing multiple-joint robot motion, in spite of their ability to generalize, because learning-space complexity and motion variety require them to consume excessive amount of memory. We propose using a fuzzy neural network (FNN) to learn and analyze robot motions so they can be classified according to similarity. After classification, the learning controller can then be designed to govern robot motions according to their similarities without consuming excessive memory resources.