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ECAI
2004
Springer
13 years 10 months ago
When Are Behaviour Networks Well-Behaved?
Agents operating in the real world have to deal with a constantly changing and only partially predictable environment and are nevertheless expected to choose reasonable actions qui...
Bernhard Nebel, Yuliya Babovich-Lierler
PR
2011
12 years 7 months ago
Detecting and discriminating behavioural anomalies
This paper aims to address the problem of anomaly detection and discrimination in complex behaviours, where anomalies are subtle and difficult to detect owing to the complex tempo...
Chen Change Loy, Tao Xiang, Shaogang Gong

Publication
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12 years 3 months ago
Detecting and Discriminating Behavioural Anomalies
This paper aims to address the problem of anomaly detection and discrimination in complex behaviours, where anomalies are subtle and difficult to detect owing to the complex tempor...
Chen Change Loy, Tao Xiang, Shaogang Gong
AROBOTS
2010
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13 years 5 months ago
Reactive direction control for a mobile robot: a locust-like control of escape direction emerges when a bilateral pair of model
Locusts possess a bilateral pair of uniquely identifiable visual neurons that respond vigorously to the image of an approaching object. These neurons are called the lobula giant m...
Shigang Yue, Roger D. Santer, Yoshifumi Yamawaki, ...
AINA
2009
IEEE
13 years 11 months ago
Understanding Behavioural Tradeoffs in Large-Scale Sensornet Design
When designing a complex system such as a sensornet it is not always practical to build and deploy a realistically sized prototype. At the same time many of the interesting behavi...
Jonathan Tate, Iain Bate