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Cognitive Mapping and Planning for Visual Navigation

CVPR 2017 · Multi-agent systems and games › Human-AI and goal-conditioned · approach: Vision-language navigation agents · 537 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use joint cognitive mapping and planning instead of an LSTM memory policyVisual navigation in novel buildings · Geometric navigation (RGB)success rate: 53.0 -> 62.5Helped
Use joint cognitive mapping and planning instead of an LSTM memory policyVisual navigation in novel buildings · Geometric navigation (Depth)success rate: 71.8 -> 78.3Helped
Use joint cognitive mapping and planning instead of an LSTM memory policyVisual navigation in novel buildings · Semantic navigation, aggregate (RGB)success rate: 23.5 -> 34.2Helped
Use joint cognitive mapping and planning instead of an LSTM memory policyVisual navigation in novel buildings · Semantic navigation, aggregate (Depth)success rate: 27.2 -> 40.0Helped
Use a learned mapper instead of an analytic mapper (ablation)CMP · Geometric navigationnavigation performanceHelped
Add planning to the navigation architecture (ablation)CMP · Geometric navigationnavigation performanceHelped
Use single-scale planning instead of multi-scale planning (ablation)CMP · Geometric navigationnavigation performanceHelped

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