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I'm pretty sure that deriving position from acceleration data from an inertial sensor is not that cleanly done from first principles: it tends to drift a bunch.
by zellyn 4y ago
I'm pretty sure that deriving position from acceleration data from an inertial sensor is not that cleanly done from first principles: it tends to drift a bunch.
There's no reason the trained model can't emulate the dynamics accurately and do just as well as the traditional approach, but then also learn from additional clues.
- dreamcompiler 4y agoYou can compensate for drift with GPS updates, just like they're doing with the ML net. I don't think "add moar ML!" adds value to every domain.