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 My work aims at building up action-specific knowledge bases from various knowledge sources, such as natural language, interactive computer games, observations of humans performing everyday activity or experience data of a robot. My work aims at building up action-specific knowledge bases from various knowledge sources, such as natural language, interactive computer games, observations of humans performing everyday activity or experience data of a robot.
  
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 Knowledge about actions and objects is represented as //Probabilistic Robot Action Cores (PRAC)//, which can be thought of generic event patterns that enable a robot to infer important information that is missing in an original natural-language instruction. PRAC models are represented in //Markov Logic Networks//, a powerful knowlegde represenation formalism combing first-order logic and probability theory. Knowledge about actions and objects is represented as //Probabilistic Robot Action Cores (PRAC)//, which can be thought of generic event patterns that enable a robot to infer important information that is missing in an original natural-language instruction. PRAC models are represented in //Markov Logic Networks//, a powerful knowlegde represenation formalism combing first-order logic and probability theory.




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