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Learning non-linear multivariate dynamics of motion in robotic manipulators

Gribovskaya et al., 2011

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9200207865806887981
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Gribovskaya E
Khansari-Zadeh S
Billard A
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The International Journal of Robotics Research

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Motion imitation requires reproduction of a dynamical signature of a movement, ie a robot should be able to encode and reproduce a particular path together with a specific velocity and/or an acceleration profile. Furthermore, a human provides only few demonstrations …
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