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Identifying the tool-tissue force in robotic laparoscopic surgery using neuro-evolutionary fuzzy systems and a synchronous self-learning hyper level supervisor
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Identifying the tool-tissue force in robotic laparoscopic surgery using neuro-evolutionary fuzzy systems and a synchronous self-learning hyper level supervisor

Mozaffari, A.

  1. DOI:10.1016/j.asoc.2013.09.023
  2. Main Entry: Mozaffari, A.
  3. Title:Identifying the tool-tissue force in robotic laparoscopic surgery using neuro-evolutionary fuzzy systems and a synchronous self-learning hyper level supervisor.
  4. Abstract:In this paper, two different hybrid intelligent systems are applied to develop practical soft identifiers for modeling the tool-tissue force as well as the resulted maximum local stress in laparoscopic surgery. To conduct the system identification process, a 2D model of an in vivo porcine liver was built for different probing tasks. Based on the simulation, three different geometric features, i.e. maximum deformation angle, maximum deformation depth and width of displacement constraint of the reconstructed shape of the deformed body are extracted. Thereafter, two different fuzzy inference paradigms are proposed for the identification task. The first identifier is an adaptive co-evolutionary fuzzy inference system (ACFIS) which takes advantage of bio-inspired supervisors to be reconciled to the characteristics of the problem at hand. To learn the fuzzy machine, the authors propose a co-evolutionary technique which uses a modified optimizer called scale factor local search differential evolution (SFLSDE) as the core metaheuristic. The concept of co-evolving is implemented through a consequential optimization procedure in which the degree of optimality of the ACFIS architecture is evaluated by sharing the characteristics of both antecedent and consequent parts between two different SFLSDEs. The second identifier is an adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) which is based on the use of some well-known neuro computing concepts, i.e. back-propagation learning and synaptic nodal computing, for tuning the construction of the fuzzy identifier. The two proposed techniques are used to identify the force and maximum local stress of tool-tissue. Based on the experiments, the authors have observed that each of the identifiers have their own advantages and disadvantages. However, both ACFIS and ANFIS succeed to identify the model outputs precisely. Moreover, to ascertain the veracity of the derived systems, the authors adopt a Pareto-based hyper-level heuristic approach called synchronous self-learning Pareto strategy (SSLPS). This technique provides the authors with good information regarding the optimum controlling parameters of both ACFIS and ANFIS identifiers
  5. Notes:Sharif Repository
  6. Subject:Pareto optimality.
  7. Subject:System identification.
  8. Subject:Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system.
  9. Subject:Backpropagation learning.
  10. Subject:Co-evolutionary techniques.
  11. Subject:Evolutionary-fuzzy computing.
  12. Subject:Hybrid intelligent system.
  13. Subject:Neuro-fuzzy computing.
  14. Subject:Pareto-optimality.
  15. Subject:Soft tissue modeling.
  16. Subject:Backpropagation.
  17. Subject:Deformation.
  18. Subject:Evolutionary algorithms.
  19. Subject:Fuzzy systems.
  20. Subject:Heuristic methods.
  21. Subject:Identification (control systems)
  22. Subject:Intelligent systems.
  23. Subject:Laparoscopy.
  24. Subject:Pareto principle.
  25. Subject:Supervisory personnel.
  26. Subject:Tools.
  27. Subject:Tissue.
  28. Added Entry:Behzadipour, S.
  29. Added Entry:Kohani, M.
  30. Added Entry:Sharif University of Technology.
  31. Source: Applied Soft Computing Journal ; Vol. 14, issue. PART A , January , 2014 , pp. 12-30
  32. Web Site:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1568494613003177

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