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Active Sampling for Hardness Classification with Vision-Based Tactile Sensors
Hardness is a key tactile property perceived by humans and robots. In this work, we investigate informationtheoretic active sampling for efficient hardness classificationusing vision-based tactile sensors. We assess three probabilisticclassifiers and two uncertainty-based sampling strategies on arobotic setup and a human-collected dataset. Results show thatuncertainty-driven sampling outperforms random sampling in accuracy and stability. While human participants achieve 48.00% accuracy, our best method reaches 88.78% on the same objects, highlighting the effectiveness of vision-based tactilesensors for hardness classification. Chen, J., Kshirsagar, A., Heller, F., Andreu, M. G., Belousov, B., Schneider, T., ... & Peters, J. Active Sampling for Hardness Classification with Vision-Based Tactile Sensors.