An Assessment of Machine Learning Methods for Robotic Discovery
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ArticleDescription: 2008 16 (4) : 247-254Online resources:
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Novática 2000(143,145-147)Summary: In this paper we consider autonomous robot discovery through experimentation in the robot’s environment. We analyse the applicability of machine learning (ML) methods with respect to various levels of robot discovery tasks, from extracting simple laws among the observed variables, to discovering completely new notions that were never mentioned in the data directly. We first present some illustrative experiments in robot learning in the XPERO European project. Then we formulate a systematic list of types of learning or discovery tasks, and discuss the suitability of chosen ML methods for these tasks.
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In this paper we consider autonomous robot discovery through experimentation in the robot’s environment. We analyse the applicability of machine learning (ML) methods with respect to various levels of robot discovery tasks, from extracting simple laws among the observed variables, to discovering completely new notions that were never mentioned in the data directly. We first present some illustrative experiments in robot learning in the XPERO European project. Then we formulate a systematic list of types of learning or discovery tasks, and discuss the suitability of chosen ML methods for these tasks.