S.A. Khan, S. Arif, and L. Bölöni. Towards learning movement in dense crowds for a socially-aware mobile robot. In Workshop on Adaptive Learning Agents (ALA-2014), May 2014.
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Robots moving in a crowd occasionally reach situations where they need to decide whether to give way to a human or not, a situation we call a \em micro-conflict and model with a two player game. We collect data from a robot controlled by a human operator and use three different supervised learning algorithms (random forest, SVM and neuro-evolution) to create a decision maker module which imitates the human operator's behavior in micro-conflicts. Results show that the neuro-evolution based decision-maker gives the best performance under scenarios with various crowd density and urgency. In addition, we found that the neuro-evolution method generalizes better to environments very different from those in the training set.
@inproceedings{Khan-2014-ALA, title = "Towards learning movement in dense crowds for a socially-aware mobile robot", author = "S.A. Khan and S. Arif and L. B{\"o}l{\"o}ni", booktitle = "Workshop on Adaptive Learning Agents (ALA-2014)", year = "2014", month = "May", abstract = { Robots moving in a crowd occasionally reach situations where they need to decide whether to give way to a human or not, a situation we call a {\em micro-conflict} and model with a two player game. We collect data from a robot controlled by a human operator and use three different supervised learning algorithms (random forest, SVM and neuro-evolution) to create a decision maker module which imitates the human operator's behavior in micro-conflicts. Results show that the neuro-evolution based decision-maker gives the best performance under scenarios with various crowd density and urgency. In addition, we found that the neuro-evolution method generalizes better to environments very different from those in the training set. }, }
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