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MARIOnET: motion acquisition for robots through iterative online evaluative training

Adam Setapen, Michael Quinlan, Peter Stone

Year
2010
Citations
7

Abstract

tools and environments As robots become more commonplace, the tools to facilitate knowledge transfer from human to robot will be vital, especially for non-technical users. While some ongoing work considers the role of human reinforcement in intelligent algorithms, the burden of learning is often placed solely on the computer [2]. These approaches neglect the expressive capabilities of humans, especially regarding our ability to quickly refine motor skills. Thus, when designing autonomous robots that interact with humans, not only is it important to leverage machine learning, but it is also very useful to have the tools in place to facilitate the transfer of knowledge between man and machine. We introduce such a tool for enabling a human to transfer motion learning capabilities to a robot. In this paper, we propose a general framework for Motion

Keywords

RobotComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceLeverage (statistics)Robot learningProcess (computing)Human–robot interactionInterface (matter)Reinforcement learning

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