Title
Adaptation of robot's perception of fuzzy linguistic information by evaluating vocal cues for controlling a robot manipulator
Abstract
This article proposes a method for adapting a robot's perception of fuzzy linguistic information by evaluating vocal cues. The robot's perception of fuzzy linguistic information such as "very little" depends on the environmental arrangements and the user's expectations. Therefore, the robot's perception of the corresponding environment is modified by acquiring the user's perception through vocal cues. Fuzzy linguistic information related to primitive movements is evaluated by a behavior evaluation network (BEN). A vocal cue evaluation system (VCES) is used to evaluate the vocal cues for modifying the BEN. The user's satisfactory level for the robot's movements and the user's willingness to change the robot's perception are identified based on a series of vocal cues to improve the adaptation process. A situation of cooperative rearrangement of the user's working space is used to illustrate the proposed system by a PA-10 robot manipulator.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1007/s10015-010-0755-1
Artificial Life and Robotics
Keywords
DocType
Volume
vocal cue evaluation system,fuzzy linguistic information,cooperative rearrangement,fuzzy linguistic information · fuzzy voice com- mands · vocal cues · robot control,behavior evaluation network,proposed system,corresponding environment,environmental arrangement,adaptation process,vocal cue,pa-10 robot manipulator,robot control
Journal
15
Issue
ISSN
Citations 
1
1614-7456
1
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.36
3
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
A. G. Jayasekara135.45
Keigo Watanabe2591144.65
Kazuo Kiguchi346175.10
Kiyotaka Izumi422552.60