Combining gaze and AI planning for online human intention recognition
Authors:
- Ronal SinghRSRonal Singh
- Tim MillerTMTim Miller
- Joshua NewnJNJoshua Newn
- Eduardo VellosoEVEduardo Velloso
- Frank VetereFVFrank Vetere
- Liz SonenbergLSLiz Sonenberg
- 1 July 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Artificial Intelligence
- Vol. 284
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Defence Science and Technology Group
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