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Escaping Local Minima Via Appraisal Driven Responses
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: Received: 26 November 2022 / Approved: 28 November 2022 / Online: 28 November 2022 (10:08:42 CET)
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Damgaard, M.R.; Pedersen, R.; Bak, T. Escaping Local Minima Via Appraisal Driven Responses. Robotics 2022, 11, 153. Damgaard, M.R.; Pedersen, R.; Bak, T. Escaping Local Minima Via Appraisal Driven Responses. Robotics 2022, 11, 153.
Abstract
Inspired by the reflective and deliberative control mechanisms used in cognitive architectures such as SOAR and Sigma, we propose an alternative decision mechanism driven by architectural appraisals allowing robots to overcome impasses. The presented work builds on and improves on our previous work on a generally applicable decision mechanism with roots in the Standard Model of the Mind and the Generalized Cognitive Hour-glass Model. The proposed decision mechanism provides automatic context-dependent switching between exploration-oriented, goal-oriented, and backtracking behavior, allowing a robot to overcome impasses. A simulation study of two applications utilizing the proposed decision mechanism is presented demonstrating the applicability of the proposed decision mechanism.
Keywords
Cognitive Robotics; Cognitive Architecture; Appraisals; Reflective Control; Deliberate Control; Reactive Control; Variational Inference; Deadlocks; Probabilistic Programming Idiom; The Standard Model of the Mind
Subject
Computer Science and Mathematics, Robotics
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