Discovering optimal imitation strategies
Imitation Learning
0209 industrial biotechnology
Bayesian Learning
Programming by Demonstration
02 engineering and technology
Humanoid Robots
Learning by imitation - Robotics
Artificial Neural Networks
Hidden Markov Models
DOI:
10.1016/j.robot.2004.03.002
Publication Date:
2004-05-29T02:54:22Z
AUTHORS (5)
ABSTRACT
This paper develops a general policy for learning the relevant features of an imitation task. We restrict our study to imitation of manipulative tasks or gestures. The imitation process is modeled as a hierarchical optimization system, which minimizes the discrepancy between two multi-dimensional datasets. To classify across manipulation strategies, we apply a probabilistic analysis to data in Cartesian and joint spaces. We determine a general metric that optimizes the policy of task reproduction, following strategy determination. The model successfully discovers strategies in six different imitative tasks and controls task reproduction by a full body humanoid robot. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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