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Table 3: Component description for human-robot interaction scenario

in High-level robot behavior control using POMDPs
by Joelle Pineau, Sebastian Thrun 2002
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Table 3: Component description for human-robot interaction scenario

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Table 3: Component description for human-robot interaction scenario

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Table 12: The result of the two{ways ANOVA for the NARS scores in the 238 respondents and the subjects in the human{robot interaction experiments (RE: the respondents for validity con rmation, SJ: the subjects in the human{robot interaction experiments). Average (SD) f{Values

in Experimental Investigation into Influence of Negative Attitudes toward Robots on Human-Robot Interaction
by Tatsuya Nomura, Takayuki Kanda, Tomohiro Suzuki 2004
"... In PAGE 10: ... Moreover, we executed a two{ways ANOVA for male{female and these respondents{the subjects in section 4 to investigate di erence on the NARS scores between them. As a result, it was found that the female subjects had lower negative attitudes toward emotions in interaction with robots than the respondents (see Table12 in Ap- pendix. Tukey post{hoc tests con rmed it with statistically signi cance of 1%).... ..."
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TABLE I METHOD OF DESIGNING A HUMAN-ROBOT INSTRUCTION SYSTEM

in
by Joerg C. Wolf, Guido Bugmann 2007

Table 2 Problem Solver: Human Robot

in Human benchmarks on ai's benchmark problems
by Renée Elio, Francis Jeffry Pelletier 1993
"... In PAGE 6: ...each of the objects violates one of the two default rules; our results on this Benchmark suggest that if people find an object atypical in one way, they may find it plausible to conclude it will be atypical in other ways. The proportions in Table2 show that Benchmark 3 is different than the other Benchmarks, when subjects specify plausible conclusions for themselves as the problem solvers. And this difference is mostly due to more quot;other quot; answers.... ..."
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Table 2). Level Voltage Human Robot

in Cruelty towards robots
by Chioke Rosalia, Rutger Menges, Inèz Deckers, Christoph Bartneck
"... In PAGE 3: ... Table2 : Frequencies of shock levels. Rosalia, C.... ..."

Table 2. Summary of human-robot collaboration related works Application References Jijo-2 - Office robot Asoh et al., 2001

in A human-robot collaborative learning system using a virtual reality telerobotic interface
by Uri Kartoun, Uri Kartoun, Advisors Prof, Helman Stern, Prof Yael Edan 2003
"... In PAGE 16: ..., 1995]. Several works related to human-robot collaboration are summarized in Table2 with detailed description in Appendix II. ... In PAGE 113: ...Table2 . Intersection points and their corresponding parameters (cm) Output of Alice Output of Matrix Measurements Errors Distance from Origin (Base of the Robot) *** Point Xvr Yvr Xr Yr Xr,m Yr,m E* En(%)** - 0 -21.... ..."
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Table 10. Continuation of the Scolding Intent Session with Subject C Trial Utterance Human Robot

in Regulation and Entrainment in Human-Robot Interaction
by Cynthia Breazeal

Table 10. Continuation of the Scolding Intent Session with Subject C Trial Utterance Human Robot

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by Cynthia Breazeal
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