We propose an automatic system aimed at discovering relevant activities for aquatic drones employed in water monitoring applications. The methodology exploits unsupervised time series segmentation to pursue two main goals: i) to support on-line decision making of drones and operators, ii) to support off-line analysis of large datasets collected by drones. The main novelty of our approach consists of its unsupervised nature, which enables to analyze unlabeled data.

Activity recognition for autonomous water drones based on unsupervised learning methods

A. Castellini
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G. A. Beltrame;M. Bicego;D. Bloisi;J. J. Blum;M. Denitto;A. Farinelli
2017-01-01

Abstract

We propose an automatic system aimed at discovering relevant activities for aquatic drones employed in water monitoring applications. The methodology exploits unsupervised time series segmentation to pursue two main goals: i) to support on-line decision making of drones and operators, ii) to support off-line analysis of large datasets collected by drones. The main novelty of our approach consists of its unsupervised nature, which enables to analyze unlabeled data.
2017
Activity recognition
Situation awareness
Water monitoring
Aquatic drones
Unsupervised learning
Clustering
Hidden Markov Models
Gaussian Mixture Models
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