Showing papers presented at "Simulation of Adaptive Behavior in 2005"

Imitation in embodied agents results in self-organization of behavior

Abstract: This paper addresses the construction and learning of behavior through imitation We explore imitation as a framework to create and sustain behavior in a population of agents Two experiments are presented, in simulation and on actual robots These demonstrate how the behavior self-organizes through the interplay between the imitative interactions, the environment and the embodiment of the agents