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Incremental supervised learning for mobile robot reactive controlIntelligent Robotic Systems SIRS'95 In Robotics and Autonomous Systems, Vol. 19, No. 3-4. (March 1997), pp. 247-257.
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AbstractReactive control for a mobile robot can be defined as a mapping from a perceptual space to a command space. This mapping can be hard-coded by the user (potential fields, fuzzy logic), and can also be learnt. This paper is concerned with supervised learning for perception to action mapping for a mobile robot. Among the existing neural approaches for supervised learning of a function, we have selected the grow and learn network for its properties adapted to robotic problems: incrementality and flexible structure. We will present the results we have obtained with this network using first raw sensor data and then pre-processed measures with the automatic construction of virtual sensors.
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