EMOTION-TRIGGERED LEARNING IN AUTONOMOUS ROBOT CONTROL
Sandra Clara Gadanho, John Hallam
- 发表年份
- 2001
- 引用次数
- 46
摘要
The fact that emotions are considered to be essential to human reasoning suggests that they might play an important role in autonomous robots as well. In particular, the decision of when to interrupt on-going behaviour is often associated with emotions in natural systems. The question under examination here is whether this role of emotions can be useful for a robot which adapts to its environment. For this purpose, an emotion model was developed and integrated in a reinforcement learning framework. Robot experiments were done to test an emotion-dependent mechanism for the automatic detection of the relevant events of a learning task, against more traditional approaches. Experimental results are presented that conrm that emotions can be useful in this role, specically by improving the efficiency of the learning algorithm.
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