Basic Design of Visual Saliency Based Autopilot System Used for Omnidirectional Mobile Electric Wheelchair

Basic Design of Visual Saliency Based Autopilot System Used for Omnidirectional Mobile Electric Wheelchair
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10.13189/csit.2015.030503
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2015
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Computer Science and Information Technology
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H. Madokoro;Keigo Shirai;Kazuhito Sato;N. Shimoi
H. Madokoro;Keigo Shirai;Kazuhito Sato;N. Shimoi
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H. Madokoro;Keigo Shirai;Kazuhito Sato;N. Shimoi

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