Presentation 1999/6/18
Consideration About Behavior Control Of The Autonomous Robot Using The Immune Network
Naruaki Toma, Satoshi Endo, Koji Yamada,
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Abstract(in English) The immune system is one of the adaptive biological systems whose functions are to identify and to eliminate foreign materials. The immune system consists mainly of MHC and Immune Network. The former is using to identify non-self, and the latter is a mechanism, the immune response is carried out by self-regulation, and is composed of immune cells and their interaction. In this paper, we propose a system that controls the behaviors of an autonomous mobile robot by teacher robots applied Immune Algorithm based on Self-Preservation. The teacher robots have sensor using MHC and learning method for adaptive behaviors using Immune Network. We use the Khepera Simulator to test our system and examine its result.
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Keyword(in English) Immune Network / Self-Preservation / Behavior Control
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Title (in English) Consideration About Behavior Control Of The Autonomous Robot Using The Immune Network
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Keyword(1) Immune Network
Keyword(2) Self-Preservation
Keyword(3) Behavior Control
1st Author's Name Naruaki Toma
1st Author's Affiliation Masters Course in Information Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering()
2nd Author's Name Satoshi Endo
2nd Author's Affiliation Masters Course in Information Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering
3rd Author's Name Koji Yamada
3rd Author's Affiliation Masters Course in Information Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering
Date 1999/6/18
Paper # NC99-14
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 131
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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