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An Algorithm for Self-Motivated Hierarchical Sequence Learning

Jonathan Morgan
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Frank Ritter
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Abstract

This work demonstrates a mechanism that autonomously organizes an agent’s sequential behavior. The behavior organization is driven by pre-defined values associated with primitive behavioral patterns. The agent learns increasingly elaborated behaviors through its interactions with its environment. These learned behaviors are gradually organized in a hierarchy that reflects how the agent exploits the hierarchical regularities afforded by the environment. To an observer, the agent thus appears to exhibit basic self- motivated, sensible, and learning behavior to fulfill its inborn predilections. As such, this work illustrates Piaget’s theories of early-stage developmental learning.
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hal-01381588 , version 1 (14-10-2016)

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Olivier L. Georgeon, Jonathan Morgan, Frank Ritter. An Algorithm for Self-Motivated Hierarchical Sequence Learning. International Conference on Cognitive Modeling, Aug 2010, Philadelphia, PA, United States. pp.73-78. ⟨hal-01381588⟩
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