Division of Informatics
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MSc Thesis #93134 | |
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| Title: | Connectionist Action Selection with a Lego Vehicle |
| Authors: | Scott,M |
| Date: | 1993 |
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| Abstract: | This dissertation describes a real-world implementation of the action selection mechanism developed by Rosenblatt and Payton at the Hughes Artificial Intelligence Center. The mechanism can be viewed as a fine-grained approach to Brooks' subsumption architecture, whereby task-achieving behaviours are broken into many smaller decision-making units. Computer programs for an autonomous Lego vehicle were developed and used to give the vehicle the ability to survive and achieve simple goals within a laboratory environment. Comparison is made with the results of an implementation of Pattie Maes' Spreading Activation Network. |
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