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A Priority-Based Decision Model Demonstrated with Two-On-Two Robot Soccer

File(s)
AAAI_video_submission.wmv (7.35 MB)
One-minute introduction with narrative
KvO_06-15-07_5_minutes_5-to-4.wmv (18.56 MB)
A 5-minute Game, with score 5 vs. 4, new decision model win.
KvO_16-15-07_24_minutes.wmv (88.1 MB)
Several pieces of footage with combined length of 24 minutes. The combined score was 20 vs. 18, legacy code won
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/8238
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Computing and Information Science Technical Reports
Author
Li, Keyong
Purwin, Oliver
D'Andrea, Raffaello
Abstract

These videos are archived here to be referenced by current and future publications of the authors. What they demonstrate is a framework for mission-oriented robot control that seems to suggest a promising direction for managing the complexity of encoding control policies. This framework also establish a natural connection between feedback control and planning. The videos show that when this framework is applied to the domain of robot soccer, the resulting system competed at par in a simplified game setting against a former championship team in the International RoboCup Competition.

Sponsorship
Air Force under grant F49620-02-1-0388
NSF under grant ECS-0329743
Date Issued
2007-07
Publisher
AAAI-07, Video Competition
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence
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Autonomous Robot
Previously Published as
Keyong Li, Oliver Purwin, and Raffaello D'Andrea (2007), "Two-On-Two Robot Soccer", AAAI-07 Video Competition, July 2007.
Type
video/moving image

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