Online Learning and Planning in Cognitive Hierarchies (2310.12386v1)
Abstract: Complex robot behaviour typically requires the integration of multiple robotic and AI techniques and components. Integrating such disparate components into a coherent system, while also ensuring global properties and behaviours, is a significant challenge for cognitive robotics. Using a formal framework to model the interactions between components can be an important step in dealing with this challenge. In this paper we extend an existing formal framework [Clark et al., 2016] to model complex integrated reasoning behaviours of robotic systems; from symbolic planning through to online learning of policies and transition systems. Furthermore the new framework allows for a more flexible modelling of the interactions between different reasoning components.
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