Psychology Seminar - Modeling Spatial Behavior
Final Student Projects:
Anat Katz-Klumel and Sagi Schliesser- Simulation of Learning and Relearning in a T-Maze (Word Document 230K- Hebrew)
Itai Fonio and Ehud Fonio - Open Field Exploratory Behavior Abstract (Word Document 250K- English) (Code - Zip file 340K)
Shachar Radin, Ami Hauptman and Vladimir - Exploratory Behavior of Rats: A Computational Model (Word Document 240K- Hebrew)
Naphtali Buderham and Hanan Lifshitz - Open Field Behavior in a Rat: A Computer Simulation Abstract (Word Document 244K- English) (Code - Zip file 5K)
Seminar outline for second semester:
Week 1 - Talk by Haken in Yuval's seminar (Monday evening in Habayit Hayarok)Week 2 - Group meetings
Week 3 - Prof. Ilan Golani + Prof. Matti Mintz - Q&A about Rats
Week 4 - Yael Niv - Evolving optimal Reinforcement Learning rules in a Foraging Bee
Week 5 + 6 - midsemester presentations of projects - What has already been done and what you plan next
Week 7 - Group meetings
Week 8 - Prof. Hezy Yeshurun - Computational models and Cortical anatomy of the Visual System
Week 9 -
Week 10 -
Week 11+12 - final presentations of your projects
For your use - David Touretzky's Matlab tutorial can be found at: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Tutorials/
8.12.99 - Talks to be given:15.12.99 - Talks to be given:
- Ehud + Itay - Designing and Understanding Adaptive Group Behavior / Maja J. Mataric
- Ami - Cognitive Models of Spatial Navigation from a Robot Builder's Perspective / Gordon Wyeth and Brett Browning
- Naphtali + Hanan - Affordances, Motivations, and the World Graph Theory / Alex Guazzelli, Mihail Bota, Fernando J. Corbacho, and Michael A. Arbib
- Orit + Nimrod - Robust Spatial Navigation in a Robot Inspired by Chemotaxis in Caenorhabditis elegans / Thomas M. Morse, Shawn R. Lockery, and Thomas C. Ferrée
- Anat + Sagi - Ecological Robotics / Andrew P. Duchon, Leslie Pack Kaelbling, and William H. Warren
Shachar + Barak - Operant Conditioning in Skinnerbots / David S. Touretzky and Lisa M. Saksida
These are the papers for the student talks. Other papers are welcome, subject to my approval.
Please choose a paper and send me your choice by 25.11.99All the papers are from Adaptive Behavior Journal (Links are to the abstracts of the papers)
Designing and Understanding Adaptive Group Behavior / Maja J. Mataric
Adaptive Behavior 1995 Vol 4(1) 51-80(Ehud + Itay)Spatial Representation for Navigation in Animats / Tony J. Prescott
Adaptive Behavior 1995 Vol 4(2) 85-123Adaptive Control of Odor-Guided Locomotion: Behavioral Flexibility as an Antidote to Environmental Unpredictability / Jim H. Belanger,
Mark A. Willis
Adaptive Behavior 1996 Vol 4(3/4) 217-253Operant Conditioning in Skinnerbots / David S. Touretzky and Lisa M. Saksida
Adaptive Behavior 1997 Vol 5(3/4) 219-247(Shachar + Barak)Robust Spatial Navigation in a Robot Inspired by Chemotaxis in Caenorhabditis elegans / Thomas M. Morse, Shawn R. Lockery, and Thomas C. Ferrée
Adaptive Behavior 1998 Vol 6(3/4) 393-410(Orit + Nimrod)Ecological Robotics / Andrew P. Duchon, Leslie Pack Kaelbling, and William H. Warren
Adaptive Behavior 1998 Vol 6(3/4) 473-507(Anat + Sagi)Cognitive Models of Spatial Navigation from a Robot Builder's Perspective / Gordon Wyeth and Brett Browning
Adaptive Behavior 1998 Vol 6(3/4) 509-534(Ami)Affordances, Motivations, and the World Graph Theory / Alex Guazzelli, Mihail Bota, Fernando J. Corbacho, and Michael A. Arbib
Adaptive Behavior 1998 Vol 6(3/4) 435-473(Naphtali + Hanan)Making Predictions in an Uncertain World: Environmental Structure and Cognitive Maps / E. Chown
Adaptive Behavior 1999 Vol 7(1)17-33 (sorry - no abstract here)Insect-Inspired Robot Homing / K. Weber, S. Vekatesh, and M. Srinivasan
Adaptive Behavior 1999 Vol 7(1)65-97 (sorry - no abstract here)