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Representing actions with kernels
Guoliang Luo, Niklas Bergström, Carl Henrik Ek, Danica Kragić
- Year
- 2011
- Citations
- 14
Abstract
A long standing research goal is to create robots capable of interacting with humans in dynamic environments. To realise this a robot needs to understand and interpret the underlying meaning and intentions of a human action through a model of its sensory data. The visual domain provides a rich description of the environment and data is readily available in most system through inexpensive cameras. However, such data is very high-dimensional and extremely redundant making modeling challenging.
Keywords
Computer scienceAction (physics)RobotHuman–computer interactionMeaning (existential)Domain (mathematical analysis)Artificial intelligenceData modelingSoftware engineeringPsychology
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