Sensing Task
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A Sensing Task is a detection task that involves acquiring and processing sensory information from environmental sources through sensor devices.
- AKA: Sensing.
- Context:
- It can (typically) require Sensor Operations for data collection.
- It can (typically) generate Sensor Records through measurement processes.
- It can (typically) support Perception Tasks through sensory processing.
- It can (often) involve Multiple Sensors for comprehensive detection.
- It can (often) handle Sensor Noise through signal processing.
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- It can range from being a Simple Sensing Task to being a Complex Sensing Task, depending on its sensing complexity.
- It can range from being a Natural Sensing Task to being an Artificial Sensing Task, depending on its sensing implementation.
- It can range from being a Single-Mode Sensing Task to being a Multi-Mode Sensing Task, depending on its sensory modality count.
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- Examples:
- Biological Sensing Tasks, such as:
- Vision Task (Natural), detecting visual patterns and light variations.
- Olfactory Task (Natural), identifying chemical signatures.
- Tactile Task (Natural), recognizing physical contact and pressure.
- Technical Sensing Tasks, such as:
- Image Recognition Task (2024), processing digital images.
- Environmental Monitoring Task (2024), measuring atmospheric conditions.
- Motion Detection Task (2024), tracking object movements.
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- Biological Sensing Tasks, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Pure Processing Tasks, which manipulate existing data without sensing.
- Communication Tasks, which transmit rather than sense information.
- Actuation Tasks, which generate output rather than gather input.
- See: Sensor, Sensing System, Detection Task, Perception Task, Signal Processing.