We present an approach based on Hidden Markov Model (HMM) and Gaussian Mixture Regression (GMR) to learn robust models of human motion through imitation. The proposed approach allows us to extract redundancies across multiple demonstrations and build time-independent models to reproduce the dynamics of the demonstrated movements. The approach is systematically evaluated by using automatically generated trajectories sharing similarities with human gestures, and by using several metrics to assess the imitation performance. The proposed approach is contrasted with four state-of-the-art methods previously proposed in robotics to learn and reproduce new skills by imitation. An experiment with a 7 DOFs robotic arm learning and reproducing the mot...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
Robots are becoming integral parts of our environments, from factory floors to hospitals, and all th...
Learning by imitation represents an important mechanism for rapid acquisition of new behaviors in hu...
Efficient skill acquisition is crucial for creating versatile robots. One intuitive way to teach a r...
Beating-time gestures are movement patterns of the hand swaying along with music, thereby indicating...
The recognition and synthesis of parametric movements play an important role in human-robot interact...
Abstract—The task of physically assisting humans requires from robots the ability to adapt in many d...
This work presents a probabilistic model for learning robot tasks from human demonstrations using ki...
Abstract-Learning by imitation in humanoids is challeng ing due to the unpredictable environments th...
Abstract—Recent advances in the field of humanoid robotics increase the complexity of the tasks that...
Humans and animals use imitation as a mechanism for acquiring knowledge. Recently, several algorith...
Imitation learning is frequently discussed as a method for generating complex behaviors in robots by...
Mühlig M. A Whole Systems Approach to Robot Imitation Learning of Object Movement Skills. Bielefeld ...
A common problem in human movement recognition is the recognition of movements of a particular type ...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
Robots are becoming integral parts of our environments, from factory floors to hospitals, and all th...
Learning by imitation represents an important mechanism for rapid acquisition of new behaviors in hu...
Efficient skill acquisition is crucial for creating versatile robots. One intuitive way to teach a r...
Beating-time gestures are movement patterns of the hand swaying along with music, thereby indicating...
The recognition and synthesis of parametric movements play an important role in human-robot interact...
Abstract—The task of physically assisting humans requires from robots the ability to adapt in many d...
This work presents a probabilistic model for learning robot tasks from human demonstrations using ki...
Abstract-Learning by imitation in humanoids is challeng ing due to the unpredictable environments th...
Abstract—Recent advances in the field of humanoid robotics increase the complexity of the tasks that...
Humans and animals use imitation as a mechanism for acquiring knowledge. Recently, several algorith...
Imitation learning is frequently discussed as a method for generating complex behaviors in robots by...
Mühlig M. A Whole Systems Approach to Robot Imitation Learning of Object Movement Skills. Bielefeld ...
A common problem in human movement recognition is the recognition of movements of a particular type ...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
During the past few years, probabilistic approaches to imitation learning have earned a relevant pla...
Robots are becoming integral parts of our environments, from factory floors to hospitals, and all th...