A Metric for the Evaluation of Imitation

A Metric for the Evaluation of Imitation

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by Amit Ramesh

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@MISC{Ramesh_ametric,
    author = {Amit Ramesh},
    title = {A Metric for the Evaluation of Imitation},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

Stick out your tongue at a toddler and she will likely imitate by sticking out her tongue. Imitation is a very common and natural form of learning ubiquitous in humans. Dolphins and some species of apes also show imitative abilities, but only

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