Learning by Demonstration for Planning Activities of Daily Living in Rehabilitation and Assistive Robotics
Authors/Creators
- 1. Unit of Biomedical Robotics and Biomicrosystems, Department of Engineering, Università Campus Bio-Medico, Rome, Italy
Description
Raw data acquired necessary to perform the algorithm introduced in this paper.
a) Fig5.xlsx
In this file the robot joint 3 motion shown in figure 5 is reported (in radians) for the Optimized kernel, Equally spaced kernel and the recorded trajectory.
b) Fig6.xlsx
In this file the robot joint 5 motion shown in figure 6 is reported (in radians) for the Optimized kernel, Equally spaced kernel and the recorded trajectory.
c) Fig7.xlsx
In this file the robot X and Y Cartesian coordinates, recorded during the drinking task performing, shown in figure 7 are reported (in metres) for the different objects positions illustrated in Fig. 4
d) Fig8.xlsx
In this file the robot X and Y Cartesian coordinates, recorded during the eating task performing, shown in figure 8 are reported (in metres) for the different objects positions illustrated in Fig. 4
d) Tab1.xlsx
In this file the mean value of the robot joints motion, computed on the 3 tasks (i.e. drinking, pouring and eating) and eigth subjects and used to extract the performance indices of Tab1, are reported (in radiants) for the Optimized kernel, Equally spaced kernel and the recorded trajectory.
d) Tab2_3_4.xlsx
In this file the mean value of the robot Cartesian coordinates, computed on the eigth subjects during the drinking, pouring and eating task performing and used to extract the performance indices of Tab2-3-4, are reported (in metres) for the Optimized kernel, Equally spaced kernel and the recorded trajectory.