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Kethis
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I want to learn about robotics. Specifically, I want to implement and use SLAM algorithms. This is for hobbyist reasons, and to hopefully fuel a career change.
I have a strong math background. My programming skills are not finely honed, but they aren't bad either. I went through the free, online Stanford machine learning course in its initial offering, but did not have time to complete all of the coursework. Working through it is a major goal of mine for the coming weeks.
I have a thick, thick stack of research papers on SLAM that I've been reading through. I feel that I am starting to come to understand the subject fairly well, but I am unsure of how to break into actually building my own practical monocular vision SLAM systems. Would/could anyone here give me advice on how to do that, and where I might find better tutelage?
I have a strong math background. My programming skills are not finely honed, but they aren't bad either. I went through the free, online Stanford machine learning course in its initial offering, but did not have time to complete all of the coursework. Working through it is a major goal of mine for the coming weeks.
I have a thick, thick stack of research papers on SLAM that I've been reading through. I feel that I am starting to come to understand the subject fairly well, but I am unsure of how to break into actually building my own practical monocular vision SLAM systems. Would/could anyone here give me advice on how to do that, and where I might find better tutelage?