確率的チャレンジによる実世界ロボットマニピュレーションのベンチマーク
Benchmarking Real-World Robotic Manipulation through Stochastic Challenges
実世界でのマニピュレーション性能を再現可能かつ比較可能に評価するため、ランダムなタスクサンプルを用いた「確率的チャレンジ」という新たなベンチマーク手法を提案し、異なる研究室の2台のロボットで実証した。
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著者: Elias Gläßer, Gülhan Şikaroğlu, Pavlo Kupyn, Marc Pollefeys, Zuria Bauer, Hermann Blum
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
A challenging bottleneck in manipulation research is reproducibility and comparability of methods in real-world environments. Since manipulation is an interactive task, it cannot be evaluated on a static dataset of observations. Benchmarking in simulation is a common remedy, but cannot cover the whole complexity of real-world tests. This paper proposes a new paradigm of stochastic challenges. Like the well-known YCB objects, it is based on reproducible real-world scenes and therefore allows system-level innovation and comparability between different platforms. Due to their stochastic nature, our challenges however, mimic the rigor and surprise of hidden test sets. To this end, we show how different robots in different labs can be compared based on their success rate over different random task samples, if these samples come from the same distribution. We propose stochastic challenges as a general paradigm for robot benchmarking and implement this paradigm in a novel benchmark for mobile manipulation, on which we compare two robots tested in two different labs.