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most citedSparse Reward Exploration via Novelty Search and Emitters

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cs.RO2023★ 1 cited

Data-efficient, Explainable and Safe Box Manipulation: Illustrating the Advantages of Physical Priors in Model-Predictive Control

Achkan Salehi, Stephane Doncieux

Model-based RL/control have gained significant traction in robotics. Yet, these approaches often remain data-inefficient and lack the explainability of hand-engineered solutions. T…

cs.RO2022

E2R: a Hierarchical-Learning inspired Novelty-Search method to generate diverse repertoires of grasping trajectories

Johann Huber, Oumar Sane, Alex Coninx +2

Robotics grasping refers to the task of making a robotic system pick an object by applying forces and torques on its surface. Despite the recent advances in data-driven approaches,…

cs.RO2022

Automatic Acquisition of a Repertoire of Diverse Grasping Trajectories through Behavior Shaping and Novelty Search

Aurélien Morel, Yakumo Kunimoto, Alex Coninx +1

Grasping a particular object may require a dedicated grasping movement that may also be specific to the robot end-effector. No generic and autonomous method does exist to generate…

cs.RO2019

Unsupervised Learning and Exploration of Reachable Outcome Space

Giuseppe Paolo, Alban Laflaquière, Alexandre Coninx +1

Performing Reinforcement Learning in sparse rewards settings, with very little prior knowledge, is a challenging problem since there is no signal to properly guide the learning pro…

cs.RO2019★ 2 cited

Building an Affordances Map with Interactive Perception

Leni K. Le Goff, Oussama Yaakoubi, Alexandre Coninx +1

Robots need to understand their environment to perform their task. If it is possible to pre-program a visual scene analysis process in closed environments, robots operating in an o…

cs.RO2019★ 3 cited

Bootstrapping Robotic Ecological Perception from a Limited Set of Hypotheses Through Interactive Perception

Léni K. Le Goff, Ghanim Mukhtar, Alexandre Coninx +1

To solve its task, a robot needs to have the ability to interpret its perceptions. In vision, this interpretation is particularly difficult and relies on the understanding of the s…