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身体モデル学習arXiv:2008.13483

人工皮膚ヒューマノイドの自己接触による身体モデル学習のための能動的探索

Active exploration for body model learning through self-touch on a humanoid robot with artificial skin

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人工皮膚を備えたシミュレーション上のヒューマノイドが、内在的動機付けとゴールバブリングを用いて自発的な自己接触から身体モデルを獲得し、全身の触覚センサへ到達する能力を自律的に発達させる計算モデルを提案した。

著者: Filipe Gama, Maksym Shcherban, Matthias Rolf, Matej Hoffmann

分類: cs.RO, q-bio.NC

原文アブストラクト

The mechanisms of infant development are far from understood. Learning about one's own body is likely a foundation for subsequent development. Here we look specifically at the problem of how spontaneous touches to the body in early infancy may give rise to first body models and bootstrap further development such as reaching competence. Unlike visually elicited reaching, reaching to own body requires connections of the tactile and motor space only, bypassing vision. Still, the problems of high dimensionality and redundancy of the motor system persist. In this work, we present an embodied computational model on a simulated humanoid robot with artificial sensitive skin on large areas of its body. The robot should autonomously develop the capacity to reach for every tactile sensor on its body. To do this efficiently, we employ the computational framework of intrinsic motivations and variants of goal babbling, as opposed to motor babbling, that prove to make the exploration process faster and alleviate the ill-posedness of learning inverse kinematics. Based on our results, we discuss the next steps in relation to infant studies: what information will be necessary to further ground this computational model in behavioral data.

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