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Energy-efficient SVM learning control system for biped walking robots

Wang et al., 2013

Document ID
6238036686899037012
Author
Wang L
Liu Z
Chen C
Zhang Y
Lee S
Chen X
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems

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An energy-efficient support vector machine (EE-SVM) learning control system considering the energy cost of each training sample of biped dynamic is proposed to realize energy- efficient biped walking. Energy costs of the biped walking samples are calculated. Then the …
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