A Complexity-Level Analysis of the Sensor Planning Task for Object Search
Object search is the task of searching for a given 3D object in a given 3D environment by a controllable camera. Sensor planning for object search refers to the task of how to select the sensing parameters of the camera so as to bring the target into the field of view of the camera and to make the i...
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