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|a Interdisciplinary approaches to robot learning : introduction / J. Demiris and A. Birk -- Bootstrapping the developmental process : the filter hypothesis / L. Berthouze -- Biomimetic gaze stabilization / T. Shibata and S. Schaal -- Experiments and models about cognitive map learning for motivated navigation / P. Gaussier [and others] -- Learning selection of action for cortically-inspired robot control / H. Frezza-Buet and F. Alexandre -- Transferring learned knowledge in a lifelong learning mobile robot agent / J. O'Sullivan -- Of hummingbirds and helicopters : an algebraic framework for interdisciplinary studies of imitation and its applications / C. Nehaniv and K. Dautenhahn -- Evolving complex visual behaviours using genetic programming and shaping / S. Perkins and G.M. Hayes -- Preston : a system for the evaluation of behaviour sequences / M. Wilson.
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