Measurement Modality
Measurement modality research focuses on integrating data from multiple sources (e.g., visual, acoustic, tactile) to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a system or phenomenon than any single modality allows. Current research emphasizes developing robust methods for fusing data from diverse sources, often employing machine learning techniques like deep learning, Gaussian processes, and dimensionality reduction algorithms (e.g., variational autoencoders) to handle high-dimensional and noisy data. This integrated approach improves accuracy and reliability in applications ranging from autonomous driving and human-robot interaction to materials science and biological data analysis, ultimately leading to more insightful and reliable scientific discoveries and technological advancements.
Papers
A survey on deep learning approaches for data integration in autonomous driving system
Xi Zhu, Likang Wang, Caifa Zhou, Xiya Cao, Yue Gong, Lei Chen
Reliability and repeatability of ISO 3382-3 metrics based on repeated acoustic measurements in open-plan offices
Manuj Yadav, Densil Cabrera, James Love, Jungsoo Kim, Jonothan Holmes, Hugo Caldwell, Richard de Dear