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Vision, Instruction and Action |
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1991 |
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295 |
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agents, direct manipulation, explanation-based generalization, nouvelle AI, object-oriented, programming by example, spatial metaphor, subsumption architecture, Mozer, domain theory, backpropagation, articulated, unarticulated, RAMBOT, early vision, lat |
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The book describes a game called Amazon. The architecture of Sonia, an autonomous agent, in the game is explained in terms of biological plausibility |
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refbase @ user @ Chapman1991 |
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8890 |
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