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JournalInternational Journal of Computer Applications
TitleProposing ELA: Environmental Learning Algorithm for Enhancing Humans and Epigenetic Robotics Skills
Index TermAlgorithms
AbstractRecently epigenetic robotics has been emerged as a new cognitive modeling approach in the field of artificial intelligence for modeling of autonomous mental development. The paper aims to develop new behavioral skills in the epigenetic robotics in different environment that would facilitate in enhancing the learning skills of humans utilizing machines. In an attempt to improve child mental development and growth, this revolutionary technology based upon artificial intelligence would be utilized for further development of machines that would behave like humans in a natural way. Utilizing the technique mentioned in the algorithm “ELA” (Environment Learning Algorithm), the humans will learn from machines and enhance their capabilities for better performance. The additional benefit for utilizing epigenetic robotics is to learn new skills autonomously through social interactions from different environments. The epigenetic robotics helps to remove the constraints on robotics that are already programmed pertaining to specifically task dependent.
KeywordsNatural intelligence, artificial intelligence, epigenetic robotics, skills, behavior, Robotics Social Interaction (RSI).
No. of Pages5
Author NamesInderpal Singh
Author Emailsrimmychuchra01@gmail.com
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