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most citedSymbol Emergence in Robotics: A Survey

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eess.AS2018★ 2 cited

CNN-based MultiChannel End-to-End Speech Recognition for everyday home environments

Nelson Yalta, Shinji Watanabe, Takaaki Hori +2

Casual conversations involving multiple speakers and noises from surrounding devices are common in everyday environments, which degrades the performances of automatic speech recogn…

cs.CV2018★ 33 cited

Rethinking Self-driving: Multi-task Knowledge for Better Generalization and Accident Explanation Ability

Zhihao Li, Toshiyuki Motoyoshi, Kazuma Sasaki +2

Current end-to-end deep learning driving models have two problems: (1) Poor generalization ability of unobserved driving environment when diversity of training driving dataset is l…

cs.RO2018

Detecting Features of Tools, Objects, and Actions from Effects in a Robot using Deep Learning

Namiko Saito, Kitae Kim, Shingo Murata +2

We propose a tool-use model that can detect the features of tools, target objects, and actions from the provided effects of object manipulation. We construct a model that enables r…

cs.LG2018★ 7 cited

Weakly Supervised Deep Recurrent Neural Networks for Basic Dance Step Generation

Nelson Yalta, Shinji Watanabe, Kazuhiro Nakadai +1

Synthesizing human's movements such as dancing is a flourishing research field which has several applications in computer graphics. Recent studies have demonstrated the advantages…

cs.AI2018★ 1 cited

Encoding Longer-term Contextual Multi-modal Information in a Predictive Coding Model

Junpei Zhong, Tetsuya Ogata, Angelo Cangelosi

Studies suggest that within the hierarchical architecture, the topological higher level possibly represents a conscious category of the current sensory events with slower changing…

cs.RO2018★ 2 cited

AFA-PredNet: The action modulation within predictive coding

Junpei Zhong, Angelo Cangelosi, Xinzheng Zhang +1

The predictive processing (PP) hypothesizes that the predictive inference of our sensorimotor system is encoded implicitly in the regularities between perception and action. We pro…