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I-POMDP: An infomax model of eye movement

by Nicholas J. Butko, Javier R. Movellan - In Proceedings of the International Conference on Development and Learning , 2008
"... Abstract—Modeling eye-movements during search is important for building intelligent robotic vision systems, and for understanding how humans select relevant information and structure behavior in real time. Previous models of visual search (VS) rely on the idea of “saliency maps ” which indicate like ..."
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likely locations for targets of interest. In these models the eyes move to locations with maximum saliency. This approach has several drawbacks: (1) It assumes that oculomotor control is a greedy process, i.e., every eye movement is planned as if no further eye movements would be possible after it. (2

Movellan, “Infomax control of eye movements

by Nicholas J. Butko, Javier R. Movellan - IEEE Trans. Autonom. Mental Develop , 2010
"... Abstract—Recently, infomax methods of optimal control have begun to reshape how we think about active information gathering. We show how such methods can be used to formulate the problem of choosing where to look. We show how an optimal eye movement controller can be learned from subjective experien ..."
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Abstract—Recently, infomax methods of optimal control have begun to reshape how we think about active information gathering. We show how such methods can be used to formulate the problem of choosing where to look. We show how an optimal eye movement controller can be learned from subjective

An infomax controller for real time detection of social contingency

by Javier R. Movellan - in Proceedings of 2005 4th IEEE International Conference on Development and Learning , 2005
"... Abstract — We present a model of behavior according to which organisms react to the environment in a manner that maximizes the information gained about events of interest. We call the approach “Infomax control ” for it combines the theory of optimal control with information maximization models of pe ..."
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Abstract — We present a model of behavior according to which organisms react to the environment in a manner that maximizes the information gained about events of interest. We call the approach “Infomax control ” for it combines the theory of optimal control with information maximization models

Regularization in Oculomotor Control

by John A. Bullinaria, Patricia M. Riddell - In Proceedings of the European Symposium on Artificial Neural Networks , 2000
"... In modelling the development of the oculomotor control system using neural networks, it is important to determine the appropriate cost function on which to train the models. Whilst blur and disparity are fairly obvious error components, choosing the regularization component is less easy. In this pap ..."
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In modelling the development of the oculomotor control system using neural networks, it is important to determine the appropriate cost function on which to train the models. Whilst blur and disparity are fairly obvious error components, choosing the regularization component is less easy

A Barebones Communicative Robot Based on Social Contingency and Infomax Control

by Fumihide Tanaka , Javier R Movellan
"... Abstract-In this paper, we present a barebones robot which is capable of interacting with humans based on social contingency. It expands the previous work of a contingency detector into having both human-model updating (developmental capability) and policy improvement (learning capability) based on ..."
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on the framework of Infomax Control. The proposed new controller interacts with humans in both active and responsive ways handling the turn-taking between them.

Research Article Infomax Algorithm for Filtering Airwaves in the Field of Seabed Logging

by Adeel Ansari , Adeel Ansari , Afza Bt Shafie , Seema Ansari , Abas B Md Said , Muhammad Rauf , Elisha Tadiwa Nyamasvisva , 2014
"... Abstract: This research focuses on applying Independent Component Analysis (ICA) in the field of Seabed Logging (SBL). ICA is a statistical method for transforming an observed multidimensional or multivariate dataset into its constituent components (sources) that are statistically as independent fr ..."
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from each other as possible. ICA-type de-convolution algorithm, Infomax is suitable for mixed signals de-convolution, is proposed and considered convenient depending upon the nature of the source and noise model, in the application of seabed logging. Infomax is applied in the domain of marine

Linear Network Models of the Oculomotor Integrators

by H. S. Seung , 1995
"... The oculomotor system uses integrators to transform velocity signals to control eye position. We model such an integrator as a linear network with a marginal mode separated from stable modes by a large spectral gap. The model neurons carry a superposition of position and velocity signals, just as ob ..."
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The oculomotor system uses integrators to transform velocity signals to control eye position. We model such an integrator as a linear network with a marginal mode separated from stable modes by a large spectral gap. The model neurons carry a superposition of position and velocity signals, just

Is an Internal Model of Head Orientation Necessary for Oculomotor Control?

by Michael Barnett-cowan, Richard T. Dyde, Laurence, R. Harris
"... ABSTRACT: In order to test whether the control of eye movement in response to head movement requires an internal model of head orientation or instead can rely on directly sensing information about head orientation and movement, perceived gravity was separated from physical gravity to see which domin ..."
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ABSTRACT: In order to test whether the control of eye movement in response to head movement requires an internal model of head orientation or instead can rely on directly sensing information about head orientation and movement, perceived gravity was separated from physical gravity to see which

Infomax Control as a Model of Real Time Behavior: Theory and Application to the Detection of Social Contingency

by Mplab Tr, Javier R. Movellan
"... I present a model of behavior for situations in which organisms react to the environment in a manner that maximizes information gain. I call the approach “Infomax control ” for it combines the theory of optimal control with information maximization models of perception. The approach is not cognitivi ..."
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I present a model of behavior for situations in which organisms react to the environment in a manner that maximizes information gain. I call the approach “Infomax control ” for it combines the theory of optimal control with information maximization models of perception. The approach

Analog VLSI-based Modeling of the Primate Oculomotor System

by Timothy Horiuchi , Christof Koch , 1997
"... One way to understand a neurobiological system is by building a functional model that replicates its behavior in real-time using similar constraints. Analog Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) electronic circuit technology provides such an enabling technology. We here describe a neuromorphic syst ..."
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system that is part of a long-term effort to understand the primate oculomotor system. It requires both fast sensory processing as well as fast motor control to interact with the world. A one-dimensional hardware model of the primate eye has been built which simulates the physical dynamics
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