Titlebook: Cognitive Systems; Henrik Iskov Christensen,Geert-Jan M. Kruijff,Jere Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Action.Cognitve Sys

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Ronny Siebes,Peter Haase,Frank van Harmelent, especially when other intelligent agents are present. Fortunately, when acting continuously in such an environment, agents can actively try to reduce their uncertainties, for example by deliberative exploration, cooperation with others, and monitoring of failures.

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Christoph Tempich,Steffen Staab was not realized because of time constraints) within CoSy was to build on this to provide a demonstration of some basic unsupervised learning of interactions with space and objects, as would be required in an explorer-type scenario.

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Zharko Aleksovski,Warner ten Kateent and infer these roles, or, more generally, categories, from sensory observations of the world, is an important constituent of a cognitive system’s perceptual processing (Section 1.3 elaborates on this with a very visual example).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7700-5. The main sensors of the system are a laser scanner and a camera mounted on a pan-tilt enabling Fido to look around by turning its “neck”. Figure 10.1 shows a typical situation from the Explorer scenario.

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