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  Neural networks for coordination and control: The portability of experiential representations. Robotics and Autonomous Systems (1997) [11 citations — 4 self]

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by Noel E. Sharkey
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~noel/disarmff.ps
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Abstract:

It is time to locate Connectionist representation theory in the new wave of robotics research. The utility of representations developed in Artificial Neural Networks during learning has been demonstrated in Cognitive Science research since the 1980s. The research reported here puts learned representations to work in a decentered control task, the disembodied arm problem, in which a mobile robot operates an arm fixed to a table to pick up objects. There is no physical linkage between the arm and the robot and so the robot's point of view must be decentered. This is done by developing a modular Artificial Neural Net system in three stages: (i) a Classifier net is trained with laser scan data; (ii) an Arm net is trained for picking up objects; (iii) an Inter net is trained to communicate and coordinate the sensing and acting. The completed system is shown to create new nonsymbolic transformationally invariant representations in order to perform the effective generalisation of decentered viewpoints.

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