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....knowledge for error recovery, building on the early works of STRIPS PLANNEX [37] HACKER [133] and, more recently, EBL [70] still have to be further refined until publication. 4 RESULTS 24 In initial work concerning the diagnosis functionality [26, 82, 84] an inductive learning algorithm [48] was applied. The algorithm is simple and, compared to ID3 [27] or other well known symbolic inductive learning algorithms, has the advantage of dealing elegantly with numerical training data. The disadvantage is that it does not consider discrete features. The learning kit CONDIS (inductive ....
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Hirota, K., Y. Arai, S. Hachisu (1986). Moving Mark Recognition and Moving Object Manipulation in Fuzzy Controlled Robot, Control-Theory and Advanced Technology, vol. 2, no. 3, pp. 399-418.
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