Natural Semantics for a Mobile Robot
作者： Carole R. Beal , Paul R. Cohen
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关键词: Personal robot 、 Ubiquitous robot 、 Robot 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Functionalism (philosophy of mind) 、 Mobile robot 、 Mobile robot navigation 、 Social robot 、 Robot control 、 Computer science
摘要: Functionalism is the view that a system (or component) grasps meaning of its inputs to extent it produces right outputs. If retrieves all and only relevant documents in response query, we say understands query. robot avoids bumping into walls, sensors environment. chess program beats world champion, game. One kind functionalism, conventional currently very popular productive artificial intelligence other cognitive sciences, but requires humans specify meanings assertions. A second natural semantics computers learn these meanings. This paper discusses limitations functionalism describes some robotics work from our laboratory on semantics. Natural Semantics for Mobile Robot
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