Bayesian Approaches to Automated Reasoning for Task Planning: An Overview – In this paper we present a neural network architecture for the task of human-computer interaction for an augmented reality application. Our approach is based on deep learning (DL) which is fully fused to a neural network and implemented via a novel convolutional neural network (CNN). Our approach achieves a comparable performance to the state-of-the-art for the real-time planning task of the human-computer interaction task, and the ability to reason about user behaviors and the environment. We analyze a dataset of 100,000 people and compare the state-of-the-art performances on three different tasks: a two person walking robot task, a face-to-face interaction task, and an interactive object based motion capture task.
We propose a new method for predicting whether a model is going to change in the future. The method uses a prior estimate of whether a model will change in the future, which is based on the model’s history of previous outputs. We show how a prior estimate of the model’s prior probability might improve the performance of our method over other previous estimates. We demonstrate the performance of our algorithm on several benchmark datasets.
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Bayesian Approaches to Automated Reasoning for Task Planning: An Overview
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Stochastic Variational Inference for Gaussian Process Models with Sparse LabelingsWe propose a new method for predicting whether a model is going to change in the future. The method uses a prior estimate of whether a model will change in the future, which is based on the model’s history of previous outputs. We show how a prior estimate of the model’s prior probability might improve the performance of our method over other previous estimates. We demonstrate the performance of our algorithm on several benchmark datasets.
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