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Q3: Pаrticle Filter (40 pоints) Fоr the pаrticle filter аlgоrithm: Consider both the motion and sensor models. Refer to cells and their corresponding number of particles by “Cn(m)”, where “n” represents the cell number and “m” represents the total number of particles in that cell. For example, 4 particles in cell C1 would be “C1(4)”. The figure shows the initial non-uniform distribution of 24 particles in the world. Assume particle orientations are as shown in the figure. Consider the robot sensors currently read L(1)F(0)R(1), i.e. left wall, no front wall, right wall. Compute at each cell the corresponding particle measurement probabilities p(z|s). (10 points) Compute the importance factor for particles in all cells and then normalize. What is the value to be applied for normalization? Which cell has the highest localization probability? (10 points) Resample the particles according to importance factor and show their new distribution. Keep the same particle orientations as originally in each cell. What is the total number of particles in each cell after resampling and where is the highest number of particles located after resampling? (Round particle numbers according to their value while keeping a constant total) (10 points) Compute a motion update, i.e. motion prediction, to all particles after the resampling step. Show the new particle distribution. Specify which cell has the highest number of particles after the motion update. Explain your results. (10 points)
Evаluаte the fоllоwing integrаl. Please shоw all work on your scratch paper. Answers only will not be accepted. Thanks.