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Examples of problems that can be solved with evolutionary robotics

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Sensing ( Vision ), Controll and Planning, Design

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Give examples of evolutionary robotics in Controll and Planning

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Path planning, Task planning

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Give examples of evolutionary robotics in design

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Robot body shapes ( complex designs ), or connections

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What is the evolutionary algorithm ?

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Init random population - > evaluate individuals -> criteria reaches? - > if not make new population from good individuals - > if problem solved!

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What desides the probability of a individuals survival chances?

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The fitness value

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What is a fitness value ( evolutionary robotics )

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A meassure of an individuals ability to solve a given task

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Do evolutionary algorithms guaranty an optimal solution?

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No

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8
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In EA what do we mean by black-box ?

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That the algorithm does not assume knowledge of the problems.

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What is EA on a real robot not a good idea?

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Time consuming, mechanical tear, needs supervision

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Why do we use EA in simulations? What can be a problem with simulations?

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Allows automated evalution, can be faster. A big reality gap can be a problem

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What is Robot studios ?

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An exact copy of ABB robots used for simulation. All variables given are applicable in the real world.

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12
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Name the two types of sensors?

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Active ( projects energy to sense ), Passive ( uses surrounding energy to sense)

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Whats the differense: Proprioceptive/ Exteroceptive

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Prop - internal state of robot, Ext - the world around the robot

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Name some proprioceptive sensors

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thermometer, gyroscope, accelerometer

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Name some exteroceptive sensors

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camera, compass, gps, contact sensor, sonar, lasers

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What is a systematic error?

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Errors introduced by poor modelling

17
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What is random error?

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non-determenistic behavior

18
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Name some sources of errors

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Environment (low light for example), calibration, noisy methodologies

19
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how can we reduce randome errors?

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Multiple meassurements from same or different sensors.