Artificial Intelligence in Explosive Ordnance Disposal Tasks
– The Operation and Developability of the EOD Support Information System Part IV
Copyright (c) 2024 Ádám Balázs
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Abstract
The main goal of the four-part article series entitled Artificial Intelligence in EOD Tasks is to present the EOD Support Information System Based on Artificial Intelligence. In the final Part IV of the series of articles, I present the structure of the image database of the system with the description of the individual categories, groups and subgroups. We are talking about the technique of creating the images that make up the database’s learning set, and the recognition accuracy of the completed neural networks, as well as their development potential. Furthermore, about the short-, medium- and long-term development goals of the EOD Support Information System Based on Artificial Intelligence.
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