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....Representation Perceptual Space Action Space Higher Order MAPPING Figure 1.5: The AIM mapping from action to perception. An alternative approach is to do away with the AIM problem altogether by either providing the teacher s perceptual data in terms of the action space of the learner [201] [124] or by only considering virtual characters [74] 61] 101] 93] whose action space is in the perceptual space. For example, Weng [201] describes a human pushing a robot down a hallway while the robot collects images of its context. The actuators in the robot (not its cameras) measure the human s ....
M.J. Mataric and M. Pomplun. Fixation behavior in observation and imitation of human movement. Brain Res. Cogn. Brain Res., 7:191--202, 1998.
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....(Right) The Cosimir simulator. A second set of human arm data, used in the experiments, was gathered by Mataric and Pomplun in a joint interdisciplinary project conducted at the National Institutes of Health Resource for the Study of Neural Models of Behavior, at the University of Rochester [38, 45]. Subjects watched and imitated short videos of arm movements, while wearing the FastTrak marker mechanism for recording the positions of 4 markers on the arm: at the upper arm, near the elbow, the wrist, and the hand. In the experiments, these Cartesian coordinates are input to the temporal ....
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M.J. Mataric and M. Pomplun. Fixation behavior in observation and imitation of human movement. Brain Res. Cogn. Brain Res., 7:191--202, 1998.
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