「気が変わった」：協働中に変化する人間の目標に適応するロボット
I've Changed My Mind: Robots Adapting to Changing Human Goals during Collaboration
人間の目標が途中で変わっても、複数の行動候補を追跡して目標変化を検知し、再cedingホライズン計画で人間を支援しつつ目標を引き出す行動を選ぶ手法を提案した。料理協働環境で最大30レシピを対象に評価し、既存手法より早く正しい目標に収束して作業時間を短縮した。
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著者: Debasmita Ghose, Oz Gitelson, Ryan Jin, Grace Abawe, Marynel Vazquez, Brian Scassellati
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
For effective human-robot collaboration, a robot must align its actions with human goals, even as they change mid-task. Prior approaches often assume fixed goals, reducing goal prediction to a one-time inference. However, in real-world scenarios, humans frequently shift goals, making it challenging for robots to adapt without explicit communication. We propose a method for detecting goal changes by tracking multiple candidate action sequences and verifying their plausibility against a policy bank. Upon detecting a change, the robot refines its belief in relevant past actions and constructs Receding Horizon Planning (RHP) trees to actively select actions that assist the human while encouraging Differentiating Actions to reveal their updated goal. We evaluate our approach in a collaborative cooking environment with up to 30 unique recipes and compare it to three comparable human goal prediction algorithms. Our method outperforms all baselines, quickly converging to the correct goal after a switch, reducing task completion time, and improving collaboration efficiency.
