Abstract. This paper describes an evolutionary way to design behaviors of a mobile robot for recognizing environments. We have proposed an action-based approach (called AEM) for a mobile robot to recognize environments. In AEM, a behavior-based mobile robot acts in each environments and action sequences are obtained. The action sequences are transformed into vectors characterizing the environments, and the robot identifies the environments with the vectors. The design of suitable behaviors for AEM is very difficult for human because the search space is huge and intuitive understanding is hard. Thus we develop the evolutionary design of such behaviors using genetic algorithm.
textAutonomous mobile robots have the potential to be extremely beneficial to society due to their a...
We have to prepare the evaluation (fitness) function to evaluate the performance of the robot when w...
A method for mapping of unknown terrains using a group of robots is proposed. The behaviour of an in...
A behavior-based approach has been effectively applied for the design of robot control systems, and ...
Although evolutionary algorithms o er an attractive and versatile approach to the automated design o...
This thesis applies genetic algorithms to computationally design control strategies for a simulated ...
This paper reviews evolutionary approaches to the automatic design of real robots exhibiting a given...
Recently, a new approach that involves a form of simulated evolution has been proposed for the build...
This paper describes a design method for mobile robot behaviours that employs a variety of soft comp...
We use genetic algorithms to evolve behavioral properties of simulated autonomous vehicles. The trai...
This paper reviews evolutionary approaches to the automatic design of real robots exhibiting a given...
This paper explores the application of genetic algorithms to the learning of local robot navigation ...
This paper explores the application of genetic algorithms to the learning of local robot navigation ...
This paper deals with emergence of intelligent behaviour of mobile robotic agents using evolutionary...
. In the last few years we have used ALECSYS, a parallel learning classifier system based on the gen...
textAutonomous mobile robots have the potential to be extremely beneficial to society due to their a...
We have to prepare the evaluation (fitness) function to evaluate the performance of the robot when w...
A method for mapping of unknown terrains using a group of robots is proposed. The behaviour of an in...
A behavior-based approach has been effectively applied for the design of robot control systems, and ...
Although evolutionary algorithms o er an attractive and versatile approach to the automated design o...
This thesis applies genetic algorithms to computationally design control strategies for a simulated ...
This paper reviews evolutionary approaches to the automatic design of real robots exhibiting a given...
Recently, a new approach that involves a form of simulated evolution has been proposed for the build...
This paper describes a design method for mobile robot behaviours that employs a variety of soft comp...
We use genetic algorithms to evolve behavioral properties of simulated autonomous vehicles. The trai...
This paper reviews evolutionary approaches to the automatic design of real robots exhibiting a given...
This paper explores the application of genetic algorithms to the learning of local robot navigation ...
This paper explores the application of genetic algorithms to the learning of local robot navigation ...
This paper deals with emergence of intelligent behaviour of mobile robotic agents using evolutionary...
. In the last few years we have used ALECSYS, a parallel learning classifier system based on the gen...
textAutonomous mobile robots have the potential to be extremely beneficial to society due to their a...
We have to prepare the evaluation (fitness) function to evaluate the performance of the robot when w...
A method for mapping of unknown terrains using a group of robots is proposed. The behaviour of an in...