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Syrio: A Knowledge-Based Approach to 2-D Robotic Vision

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SYRIO (SYmbolic Reasoning on Ideal Objects) is a knowledge-based system whose main activity is to find objects in a bidimensional scene, making use of a “world” of pre-defined objects described in terms of structural, semantic and cognitive features. The system is composed of a searching module, devoted to find an object in the scene, and of a knowledge module, which drives the analysis making and removing hypotheses on the current environment.

Work supported by CNR under grant no. 91-CT-82.01534.07-115.7785

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Massone, L. (1983). Syrio: A Knowledge-Based Approach to 2-D Robotic Vision. In: Neumann, B. (eds) GWAI-83. Informatik-Fachberichte, vol 76. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69391-5_6

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