Research and Engineering of Intelligent Systems

Performance Metrics

Thousands of institutions are working on intelligent systems, but without a definition of what that means in a quantitative sense. There currently is no way to measure performance, inter-compare research results, or even to define measurable program objectives. Therefore the need is for quantitative metrics which can be used to assess the performance of a system or of its sub-components.

We are collaborating with academia, industry, and other government agencies to define and develop measures for intelligent or autonomous systems. A series of workshops, bringing together leading researchers from multiple disciplines, was inaugurated in 2000. On another front, we are developing testbeds for autonomous mobile robots.

PerMIS 2007 Website

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2006 Workshop

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2004 Workshop

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2003 Workshop

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2002 Workshop

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2001 Workshop

Proceedings of the PerMIS 2000 Workshop

Projects

Performance Metrics for Autonomous Mobile Robots

Conference and Workshops

Past Conference and Workshops

Contact

Ms. Elena Messina
NIST
Intelligent Systems Division
100 Bureau Drive Stop 8230
Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8230
Phone: 301-975-3510
Fax: 301-990-9688
E-mail:

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Date created: 1/25/2001
Last updated: 12/22/2006