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A GENERIC MODEL FOR ESTIMATING USER INTENTIONS IN HUMAN-ROBOT COOPERATION
Oliver C. Schrempf, Uwe D. Hanebeck
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 47
Abstract
Abstract: The recognition of user intentions is an important feature for humanoid robots to make implicit and human-like interactions possible. In this paper, we introduce a formal view on user-intentions in human-machine interaction and how they can be estimated by observing user actions. We use Hybrid Dynamic Bayesian Networks to develop a generic model that includes connections between intentions, actions, and sensor measurements. This model can be used to extend arbitrary human-machine applications by intention recognition. 1
Keywords
Computer scienceHumanoid robotHuman–computer interactionHuman–robot interactionRobotFeature (linguistics)Artificial intelligenceMachine learningHuman–machine systemUser modeling
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