(Information Science Master) Lecture on Cognitive Robotics
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“Computational Psychiatry”
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A computational model of the brain and cognition based on prediction error minimization#constructive approach
- Calculates the error (prediction error) between prediction (output) and sensation (input)
- Weighs the prediction error based on the uncertainty (reliability) of the sensory input at that time
- The more certain the sensory input at that time, the more weight is given to the prediction error
- Learning, perception, and action are assumed to minimize the weighted prediction error
- To reduce the error, the “intention” is changed to modify the action
- (Aiming to understand cognition through a constructive approach)
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Cognitive Robotics aims to test and verify such models of human cognition in an embodied manner
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Furthermore, aiming to reproduce ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) using this model
- Introduce damage to the part of the Neural Network that estimates uncertainty
- As a result, an unnatural weighting is applied to the prediction error
- Actually move the robot using this method
- In the case of insufficient uncertainty
- The error is evaluated larger than it should be
- Therefore, the “intention” that should not actually change is modified, leading to abnormal behavior
- In the case of excessive uncertainty
- The error is evaluated smaller than it should be
- Therefore, even if the environment changes, the error does not increase and there is no switch in intention, leading to abnormal behavior
- In the case of insufficient uncertainty
- As a result, psychiatric-like laws observed in the real world were also observed in the movement of the robot
- The gap between the layer of the computational model and the layer of behavior in the real world was filled by Cognitive Robotics!
- (blu3mo) Can this also be considered#embodied knowledge?
- The gap between the layer of the computational model and the layer of behavior in the real world was filled by Cognitive Robotics!