For an intelligent agent to be truly autonomous, it must be able to adapt its representation to the requirements of its task as it interacts with the world. Most current approaches to on-line feature extraction are ad hoc; in contrast, this paper presents an algorithm that bases judgments of state compatibility and state-space abstraction on principled criteria derived from the psychological principle of cognitive economy. The algorithm incorporates an active form of Q-learning, and partitions continuous state-spaces by merging and splitting Voronoi regions. The experiments illustrate a new methodology for testing and comparing representations by means of learning curves. Results from the puck-on-a-hill task demonstrate the algorithm's ability to learn effective representations, superior to those produced by some other, well-known, methods.
D-FaST: Cognitive Signal Decoding with Disentangled Frequency-Spatial-Temporal Attention
National University of Defense Technology(国防科技大学);Academy of Medical Engineering and Translational Medicine, Tianjin University(天津大学医学工程与转化医学研究院);School of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, Xinyang College(信阳学院大数据与人工智能学院)
SensAI+Expanse Emotional Valence Prediction Studies with Cognition and Memory Integration
BioISI Faculdade de Ciências Universidade de Lisboa(里斯本大学生物信息学与系统生物学研究所 科学学院);CICPSI Faculdade de Psicologia Universidade de Lisboa(里斯本大学心理学院心理研究与干预中心)
Satellite-based feature extraction and multivariate time-series prediction of biotoxin contamination in shellfish
NOVA School of Science and Technology (NOVA FCT)(新里斯本大学科学与技术学院(NOVA FCT));IPMA - Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera(葡萄牙海洋与大气研究所(IPMA));NOVA Laboratory for Computer Science and Informatics (NOVA LINCS)(新里斯本大学计算机科学与信息学实验室(NOVA LINCS));Center for Mathematics and Applications (NOVA Math)(新里斯本大学数学与应用中心(NOVA Math));NOVA Research & Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (UNIDEMI)(新里斯本大学机械与工业工程研发单元(UNIDEMI))