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Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners

V. Boor, M.H. Overmars, A. Frank van der Stappen

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Abstract

Probabilistic roadmap planners (PRMs) have become a popular technique for motion
\nplanning that has shown great potential. A critical aspect of a PRM is the probabilistic
\nstrategy used to sample the free configuration space. In this paper we present a new,
\nsimple sampling strategy, which we call the Gaussian sampler, that gives a much better
\ncoverage of the difficult parts of the free configuration space compared with the standard
\nuniform sampler. This results in much smaller roadmaps that can be computed faster.
\nThe approach uses only elementary operations which makes it suitable for many different
\nplanning problems. Experiments indicate that the technique is indeed very efficient in
\npractice.

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APA 7

Boor, V., Overmars, M., & van der Stappen, A. F. (2001). Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners. Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University).

MLA 9

Boor, V., et al. “Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners.” Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University), 2001.

Chicago

Boor, V., M.H. Overmars, and A. Frank van der Stappen. 2001. “Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners.” Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University).

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Boor, V., Overmars, M. and van der Stappen, A.F. (2001) ‘Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners’, Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University).

BibTeX
@article{boor2001gaussian,
  title = {{Gaussian sampling for probabilistic roadmap planners}},
  author = {Boor, V. and Overmars, M.H. and van der Stappen, A. Frank},
  journal = {Utrecht University Repository (Utrecht University)},
  year = {2001}
}

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