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  • Conference paper
    Dickens L, Molly I, Lobo J, Chen P, Russo Aet al., 2012,

    Learning Stochastic Models of Information Flow

    , 28th IEEE International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE), Publisher: IEEE Computer Society, Pages: 570-581, ISSN: 1063-6382
  • Journal article
    Dallali H, Kormushev P, Li Z, Caldwell DGet al., 2012,

    On Global Optimization of Walking Gaits for the Compliant Humanoid Robot COMAN Using Reinforcement Learning

    , International Journal of Cybernetics and Information Technologies, Vol: 12
  • Conference paper
    Kormushev P, Ugurlu B, Calinon S, Tsagarakis N, Caldwell DGet al., 2011,

    Bipedal Walking Energy Minimization by Reinforcement Learning with Evolving Policy Parameterization

    , Pages: 318-324
  • Journal article
    Kormushev P, Calinon S, Caldwell DG, 2011,

    Imitation Learning of Positional and Force Skills Demonstrated via Kinesthetic Teaching and Haptic Input

    , Advanced Robotics, Vol: 25, Pages: 581-603
  • Journal article
    Kormushev P, Nomoto K, Dong F, Hirota Ket al., 2011,

    Time Hopping Technique for Faster Reinforcement Learning in Simulations

    , International Journal of Cybernetics and Information Technologies, Vol: 11, Pages: 42-59
  • Conference paper
    Goodman DFM, Brette R, 2010,

    Learning to localise sounds with spiking neural networks

    To localise the source of a sound, we use location-specific properties of the signals received at the two ears caused by the asymmetric filtering of the original sound by our head and pinnae, the head-related transfer functions (HRTFs). These HRTFs change throughout an organism's lifetime, during development for example, and so the required neural circuitry cannot be entirely hardwired. Since HRTFs are not directly accessible from perceptual experience, they can only be inferred from filtered sounds. We present a spiking neural network model of sound localisation based on extracting location-specific synchrony patterns, and a simple supervised algorithm to learn the mapping between synchrony patterns and locations from a set of example sounds, with no previous knowledge of HRTFs. After learning, our model was able to accurately localise new sounds in both azimuth and elevation, including the difficult task of distinguishing sounds coming from the front and back.
  • Conference paper
    Kormushev P, Calinon S, Caldwell DG, 2010,

    Robot Motor Skill Coordination with EM-based Reinforcement Learning

    , Pages: 3232-3237

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