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Discovering Tactical Memory From Observed Human Performance in Machine Learning

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Avelino J. González
DOI:10.1109/THMS.2021.3097910delete
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This article describes an investigation for composing a representation of significant past events that are retained in memory by an observed human actor. These memories influence that actor's performance of a task or making a decision. More specifically, we seek to infer which aspects of the environment and which events have significant effect on an observed actor's future decisions. We introduce a new memory modeling algorithm, memory composition learning, which processes traces of an observed actor's performance, and from these, composes a set of memory features that describe important events in his/her memory that affected these actions. These memory features are subsequently used to produce memory-enhanced traces that can be used by machine learning algorithms to learn memory-influenced behaviors. We implemented a prototype of our approach and evaluated it in two simulated domains, one with synthetic memory-influenced vacuum cleaner agents and one involving human subjects controlling a lawn mower that required memory-influenced behaviors. Results show that our approach is able to discover intuitive representations of tactical memory from observed behavior in both domains, and that these memory representations contributed to improved machine learning of human behavior.
Keyword:
Memory management
Prototypes
Task analysis
Games
Training data
Training
Time factors
Learning from Observation (LfO)
machine learning
memory composition learning (MCL)
memory model
memory-influenced behaviors

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IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems 封面图
IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems
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State University System of Florida 封面图
State University System of Florida
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论文数: 10.9W
被引数: 130
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