2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12555-019-9618-z
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Image Preprocessing-based Generalization and Transfer of Learning for Grasping in Cluttered Environments

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“…Randomized changing of the orientation, intensity, or size of an input picture, for instance, necessitates that a model evaluates what such a picture subject appears like in several conditions. ere are many color image processing methods, most of which can be divided into the following two types: first, there is a component image in the color image, which can decompose the module image in the color picture, and procedure the module image to synthesize it into a complete color image to obtain a processed color image [15]. Second, there are a large number of pixels in the color image, which can be processed to get the processed image [16].…”
Section: Image Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Randomized changing of the orientation, intensity, or size of an input picture, for instance, necessitates that a model evaluates what such a picture subject appears like in several conditions. ere are many color image processing methods, most of which can be divided into the following two types: first, there is a component image in the color image, which can decompose the module image in the color picture, and procedure the module image to synthesize it into a complete color image to obtain a processed color image [15]. Second, there are a large number of pixels in the color image, which can be processed to get the processed image [16].…”
Section: Image Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Speci cally, some users have interacted more with the item, and the data of these users is relatively rich and reliable; while some users have little interaction data with the item, so the data of these users are sparse and can be poor usability. In order to solve this problem, this paper uses the transfer learning method to transfer the reverse prediction model of long-sequence users obtained above to short-sequence users [38]. e long-sequence reverse prediction task is taken as the source task, and the short-sequence reverse prediction task is taken as the target task.…”
Section: Pseudo-historical Item Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to remedy the problems above, Kuk-Hyun et al used the mask R-CNN to pretreat image input. The RPN structure was used here to distinguish the foreground information and background information in the same image, remove the most useless information in the image, reduce the network pressure and improve the efficiency of the algorithm [18]. Since the mask R-CNN can achieve good performance only when the quality of the algorithm [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The RPN structure was used here to distinguish the foreground information and background information in the same image, remove the most useless information in the image, reduce the network pressure and improve the efficiency of the algorithm [18]. Since the mask R-CNN can achieve good performance only when the quality of the algorithm [18]. Since the mask R-CNN can achieve good performance only when the quality of the training mask R-CNN can recognize only the difference between the foreground and background; therefore, large amounts of unrelated information will be fused in the subsequent training phase, making the network environment crowded.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%