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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"perceptual horizon"”.

  1. Autonomous navigation in unknown environments using machine learning

    … with this challenge, most practical receding-horizon navigation methods simply restrict their action choices to the known portions of the map, and ignore the effects that future observations will have on their map knowledge, sacrificing performance as a result. In this thesis, we overcome …

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  2. Photographing the invisible: A practice based photographic investigation of different environments using peripheral vision as a phenomenological narrative on the consciousness of space and place

    There can be a distancing effect in our interaction with the environment and it can be reduced to a spectacle rather than a multisensory experience through our use of photography. This practice-based research investigates the use of still photography to capture our peripheral interaction with the …

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  3. Photographing the invisible: A practice based photographic investigation of different environments using peripheral vision as a phenomenological narrative on the consciousness of space and place

    There can be a distancing effect in our interaction with the environment and it can be reduced to a spectacle rather than a multisensory experience through our use of photography. This practice-based research investigates the use of still photography to capture our peripheral interaction with the …

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