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Daniel Nikovski
PhD Student

No longer a member of RI.

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Research interests

My principal research interest is in developing algorithms for learning probabilistic models of robotic domains and using these models for reasoning and planning. Decision-theoretic planning and control deal naturally with the uncertainty and unobservability present in robotic tasks such as mobile robot navigation, but providing the appropriate probabilitic models of the problem domain requires significant human effort. My research aims to produce algorithms for the autonomous acquisition of such models from training data.

Research interest keywords

machine learning, mobile robots, and planning

Past Labs & Groups

Robot Learning Lab - Pursuing research on robot learning, mobile robotics, multi-robotics, human robot interaction, and basic machine learning.
 

Past Projects

Amelia - An improved Xavier
Mercator - Cooperative Multi-Robot Mapping and Planning
Xavier - Perceptual, reasoning and learning abilities in autonomous mobile robots
 

Recent publications [View all 12 publications]


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