Towards a computational model of an agent's awareness of body and space

作者: Nhung Nguyen

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摘要: Understanding other’s actions is supposed to help in gaining knowledge of the intentions [5]. Findings neuroscience suggest that understanding and directly related conscious awareness body [3]. Gallese defines term Embodied Simulation as usage personal body-related experiences for modeling body-awareness, on one hand, other hand behaviour others. In acting others, we use capabilities our own simulate understand another ones actions. Considering these findings following question arises: How could an embodied artificial agent develop its body? For building a distinctive bodily representation propose computational model based agent’s (simulated) somatosensory system, namely touch proprioception, motor well visual system. Regarding questions usually sharp distinction between mere control awareness. Accordingly, somatoceptively grounded body-representation, like propose, yields side-effects which also have be considered adequate thorough view. This are distinctions space That means, accounts within around (peri-personalspace) body’s relations world ([3], [1]). Furthermore it provides foundation epistemic cognitive self-referentiality will first present awareness, before considering indicated above.

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