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Robotics Seminar - Bradley Hayes - University of Colorado Boulder

Paul G. Allen School via YouTube

Overview

This course focuses on the development of explainable AI for achieving shared expectations during human-robot collaboration. The learning outcomes include understanding the importance of explainability in robotics, creating human-interpretable models, establishing shared expectations between humans and robots, and ensuring safe and efficient operation in collaborative tasks. The course covers topics such as learning from demonstration, task execution, communication, and using robots to shape human behavior. The teaching method involves lectures and discussions on novel learning and control algorithms. The intended audience includes students, researchers, and professionals interested in robotics, artificial intelligence, and human-robot interaction.

Syllabus

Introduction
Explanationable AI
Shared Expectations
Classification and Interpretation
Task Execution
Demonstrations
Learning from demonstration
Learning from demonstration pipeline
Treebased demonstrations
Takeaways
Algorithm
Collaborative Robotics
Query Analysis
Key Takeaway
Using Robots to Shape Human Behavior
Learning from Environment
Compounding State Vector
Tracking Belief
Communication
Pseudocoup
Rules
Experiment
Hypothesis
Results
Sentimental Intelligence
Motivation
Issues
Summary
Feedback
Policy elicitation
Conclusion
Natural Language Understanding
Humanism
Not Talking
Out of Field
Statespace
Enable
Exaggeration
Machine Learning

Taught by

Paul G. Allen School

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