Nonlinear Systems / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / Networked Multi-Agent Systems / Multi-Agent Systems / Mobile Agent Systems / /
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United States / / /
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Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Prentice Hall / University of Southern California / /
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Assumption / /
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distributed loopy belief propagation algorithm / multi-core processing / loopy belief propagation algorithm / mobile sensor networks / stable control law / level curve tracking algorithms / sized agent networks / cooperative inference algorithm / cooperative systems / belief propagation algorithm / coordinated level curve tracking algorithm / belief products / realistic distributed systems / control law / larger systems / /
Organization
Cambridge University / MIT / University of Southern California / Los Angeles / NASA’s Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
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Markov / Brooks Cole / /
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¯rT / random field model / Level curve model for tracking control design / /
Probabilistic Spatial Mapping and Curve Tracking in Distributed Multi-Agent Systems Ryan K. Williams and Gaurav S. Sukhatme Abstract— In this paper we consider a probabilistic method for mapping a spatial process over