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| Grey Wolf and sheep appears almost on a same level in red dash line. But only wolf eat the sheep in nature. I think this function might underestimate the intellegence of wolf. |
| Geometric tool states least squares fitting method for ellipsoid with documentation and C code. https://www.geometrictools.com/Documentation/LeastSquaresFitting.pdf |
| Pretty, Practical, Profound. I love to read Benjamin's post. |
| I am interesting in your project and looking forward to reading more detail coding. I have two questions. 1). Usually a robot is always moving forward, so the front sensor is more important for guiding, the rear sensor is almost useless.... |
| Tetris, so classical game! Yeasterday I saw a kid was playing Tetris 3D. It might be also be developed by Wolfram Language one day. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_Tetris ![enter image description here][1] [1]:... |
| Very very cool? Thank you for share the idea and code in community. It looks like a model of simulating AGV (Autonomous Guide Vehicle) with laser guide. One idea, so far most of AGV guiding method is based on 2D maps. However, if it can be... |
| Very interesting post for machine learning! I have a question, how many images for training is enough to recognize a class as a human common sense level? Arnoud Buzing used about 10 images for each class, Bernat Espigulé Pons use about 100 images.... |
| A few months ago, @Silvia Hao post a topic for Stippling Drawing, we disussed a little bit for robot painting as well. Here I show a small example, so that more members can visualize and play a little bit more with robot painting. There is some... |
| equations = {0 == (a12 x2 + a13 x3 + a14 x4) - x1 (a21 + a31 + a41), 0 == (a21 x1 + a23 x3 + a24 x4) - x2 (a12 + a32 + a42), 0 == (a32 x2 + a31 x1 + a34 x4) - x3 (a23 + a13 + a43), 0 == (a42 x2 + a43 x3 +... |
| Hi Sander, Good eyesight! Thank your for your tips! |