Learning to generate articulated behavior by the "forwarding forward model" network
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概要
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This paper reviews our recently propsed idea of the "Forwarding Forward Model" that explains how behavior primitives and their level structures can be self-organized in the context of the robot imitation learning. The model illustrates that (1) the sensory-motor sequences are generated and recognized as hierarchically articulated, (2) behaviors are generated both robustly and flexiblely by means of the bootom-up and the top-down interactions between levels. These claims are verified through the experiments using a 4-degrees of freedom arm robot with a vision system.
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- 2002-01-21
著者
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Tani J
The Brain Science Institute Riken
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TANI Jun
The Brain Science Institute, RIKEN
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Tani Jun
The Brain Science Institute Riken
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