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Efficient and Small Network Using Multi-Trim Network Structure for Tactile Object Recognition on Embedded Systems

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Pornthep Sarakon *
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Hideaki Kawano
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Kazuhiro Shimonomura
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Seiichi Serikawa
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2020.3014879delete
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Tactile object recognition (TOR) is critical in robot perception. However, as an embedded system, a robot brain has a fixed resource budget and is unsuitable for modern convolutional neural networks (CNNs). To bridge this gap, we present a simple network-compression approach that improves the accuracy-latency trade-off of the network. The multi-trim network structure (MTNS) is a robust combination of network compression (NC) techniques providing a lightweight network with no performance drop. Furthermore, as an optical tactile sensor, we present a random-dot sensor that obtains rich information with a single touch, thus avoiding modality fusion. The random-dot sensor captures the object shapes and inputs them to TOR. In an experimental evaluation, we compare the performances of the proposed MTNS approach with those of CNN filter pruning, the network quantization technique, an adaptive mixture of low-rank factorizations, and knowledge distillation. The MTNS better resolved the accuracy-latency trade-off in tactile object recognition than the modern NC methods. By combining the random-dot sensor and MTNS approach, TOR enhances the accuracy and processing time performances.
Keyword:
Robot sensing systems
Embedded systems
Object recognition
Computational efficiency
Sensitivity
Optical sensors
Image classification
convolutional neural network
network compression
embedded system
tactile sensor
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