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Towards Smart Robots: Rock-Paper-Scissors Gaming versus Human Players.

Gabriele Pozzato, Stefano Michieletto, Emanuele Menegatti

Year
2013
Citations
8
Access
Open access

Abstract

Abstract. In this project a human robot interaction system was developed in order to let people naturally play rock-paper-scissors games against a smart robotic opponent. The robot does not perform random choices, the system is able to analyze the previous rounds trying to forecast the next move. A Machine Learning algorithm based on Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) allows us to increase the percentage of robot victories. This is a very important aspect in the natural interaction between human and robot, in fact, people do not like playing against “stupid” machines, while they are stimulated in confronting with a skilled opponent. 1

Keywords

RobotAdversaryArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionNatural (archaeology)Order (exchange)Computer securityEconomicsGeography

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