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Toward natural language interfaces for robotic agents: Grounding linguistic meaning in sensors

Oates et al., 2000

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10122817938581672720
Author
Oates T
Eyler-Walker Z
Cohen P
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Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Autonomous Agents

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Even highly autonomous agents must be told what we want them to do. Ideally, we could communicate our goals to agents by talking with them, rather than encoding our goals in agent-specific knowledge representations. This paper explores one problem that lies in the …
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