Learning by Demonstration Using Forward Models of Schema-. Based Behaviors. Proceedings of the Second International. Conference on Informatics in Control ...
Use concepts from the study of complex systems to learn the interactions between different behaviors in a behavior-based robot.
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Based on current research
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One paper already published on this topic –
Olenderski, Adam, Monica Nicolescu, and Sushil Louis. Robot Learning by Demonstration Using Forward Models of SchemaBased Behaviors. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation, and Robotics. Vol. III. 2005. 263-269
The Robot ●
ActivMedia Pioneer 3DX
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SICK Laser rangefinder
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16 sonar rangefinders
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Fiducial finder (for detecting goal objects) Player/Stage software
Background: Potential Fields ●
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Potential fields use vectors to determine the direction and speed of the robot. Each object in the world (obstacles, goals) can be thought of as generating a force field that affects the robot when in that object’s proximity.
Potential Fields: Continued ●
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Measurement of the potential field at any given point is robot-centric; the robot only has to generate one vector at any time, not the entire field –
Quick computation
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Allows for quick reaction
Each concurrently-running behavior is tasked with generating one type of vector—e.g., an avoid behavior monitors obstacles it needs to avoid, etc.
Combining Behaviors ●
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In a potential-fields-based approach, the commands sent to the actuators (the motors that control the wheels) consist of a fusion of the directions suggested by the individual behaviors: a vector sum. Each behavior is weighted differently to indicate importance –
Ex: if the user stayed far away from walls and obstacles, the avoid weight should be far higher than the wander or wall-follow weights
Complex System Breakdown ● ●
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Many behaviors in a system Behaviors communicate directly with Controller –
Send vectors
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Receive weights
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Controller changes weights depending on which behaviors are active
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Behaviors apply weights to vectors
Behaviors do not communicate with each other.
The Problem: Determining Weights ●
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How do we find the weights that most accurately model the user's priorities during the demonstration? At each timestep during the demo, record the input from the user as well as a suggestion from each behavior. Use a learning algorithm to determine a set of weights that will make the weighted vector sum as close as possible to the user's input for the demonstration
Learning Weights ●
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Offline: Use the recorded information as input to a neural net, whose output is the set of weights. Online: Use small, incremental changes to update the weights during the demonstration in the hope that the resultant controller will exhibit complex behavior (a la cellular automata)
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