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On-line behaviour classification and adaptation to human-robot interaction styles

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This paper presents a proof-of-concept of a robot that is adapting its behaviour on-line, during interactions with a human according to detected play styles. The study is part of ...

Dorothée François, Daniel Polani, Ke...

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