Grounding Adaptive Language Games in Robotic Agents (1997) [120 citations — 30 self]
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author = {Luc Steels and Paul Vogt},
title = {Grounding Adaptive Language Games in Robotic Agents},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Artificial Life},
year = {1997},
pages = {474--482},
publisher = {MIT Press}
}
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The paper addresses the question how a group of physically embodied robotic agents may originate meaning and language through adaptive language games. The main principles underlying the approach are sketched as well as the steps needed to implement these principles on physical agents. Some experimental results based on this implementation are presented. 1 Introduction In the past five years, a large number of robotic agents, i.e. physical systems capable of sensori-motor control, have been built in order to investigate a bottom-up approach to artificial intelligence (see the overview in [8]). Important results have been achieved, particularly by using behavior-oriented architectures [14] and learning methods based on neural networks [6] or genetic algorithms [3]. Nevertheless, it is still largely an open question how these robots may reach sufficient complexity in order to qualify as cognitive agents. Most of the experiments have focused on `low level' tasks like obstacle avoidance o...
