Learning by Imitation for the Improvement of the Individual and the Social Behaviors of Self-organized Autonomous Agents
This paper shows that learning by imitation leads to a pos itive effect not only in human behavior but also in the behavior of the autonomous agents (AA) in the field of self-organized creation deposits.Indeed, for each agent, the individual discoveries (i.e.goals) have an ef fect on the performance of the population level and therefore they induce a new learning capability at the individual level.Particularly, we show through a set of experiments that adding a simple imitation capability to our bio-inspired architecture allows increasing the ability of agents to share more information and improving the overall performance of the whole system.We will conclude with robotics experiments which will feature how our approach applies accurately to real life environments.
Learning by Imitation Cognitive Map Emergent Structures
Abdelhak Chatty Philippe Gaussier Ilhem Kallel Philippe Laroque Adel M.Alimi
REGIM:REsearch Groups on Intelligent Machine,National School of Engineers (ENIS), Sfax University, S ETIS:Neuro-cybernetic team, Image and signal Processing,National School of Electronics and Its Appli REGIM:REsearch Groups on Intelligent Machine,National School of Engineers (ENIS), Sfax University, S
国际会议
4th international Conference,ICSI2013(第4届群体智能国际会议)
哈尔滨
英文
44-52
2013-06-12(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)