A method is presented for adapting the sensors
of a robot to its current environment and
to learn motion flow detection by observing
the informational relations between sensors
and actuators. Examples are shown where
the robot learns to detect motion flow from
sensor data generated by its own movement

Nehaniv, Chrystopher L.

Olsson, Lars

Polani, Daniel

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CogPrints Cognitive Sciences Eprint Archive

University of Hertfordshire Research Archive

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