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cs.RO2022

Approximation Algorithms for Robot Tours in Random Fields with Guaranteed Estimation Accuracy

Shamak Dutta, Nils Wilde, Pratap Tokekar +1

We study the sample placement and shortest tour problem for robots tasked with mapping environmental phenomena modeled as stationary random fields. The objective is to minimize the…

cs.RO2022

Scheduling Operator Assistance for Shared Autonomy in Multi-Robot Teams

Yifan Cai, Abhinav Dahiya, Nils Wilde +1

In this paper, we consider the problem of allocating human operator assistance in a system with multiple autonomous robots. Each robot is required to complete independent missions,…

cs.RO20216 cited

Learning Reward Functions from Scale Feedback

Nils Wilde, Erdem Bıyık, Dorsa Sadigh +1

Today's robots are increasingly interacting with people and need to efficiently learn inexperienced user's preferences. A common framework is to iteratively query the user about wh…

cs.RO2020

Active Preference Learning using Maximum Regret

Nils Wilde, Dana Kulic, Stephen L. Smith

We study active preference learning as a framework for intuitively specifying the behaviour of autonomous robots. In active preference learning, a user chooses the preferred behavi…

cs.RO2019

Improving User Specifications for Robot Behavior through Active Preference Learning: Framework and Evaluation

Nils Wilde, Alexandru Blidaru, Stephen L. Smith +1

An important challenge in human-robot interaction (HRI) is enabling non-expert users to specify complex tasks for autonomous robots. Recently, active preference learning has been a…

cs.RO201913 cited

Bayesian Active Learning for Collaborative Task Specification Using Equivalence Regions

Nils Wilde, Dana Kulic, Stephen L. Smith

Specifying complex task behaviours while ensuring good robot performance may be difficult for untrained users. We study a framework for users to specify rules for acceptable behavi…