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Achieving “organic compositionality” through self-organization: reviews on brain-inspired robotics experiments

Tani et al., 2008

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2671416954327839674
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Tani J
Nishimoto R
Paine R
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Neural Networks

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The current paper examines how compositional structures can self-organize in given neuro- dynamical systems when robot agents are forced to learn multiple goal-directed behaviors simultaneously. Firstly, we propose a basic model accounting for the roles of parietal …
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