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Cross-Modal Environment Self-Adaptation During Object Recognition in Artificial Cognitive Systems

2021-07-30

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The cognitive connection between the senses of touch and vision is probably the best-known case of cross-modality. Recent discoveries suggest that the mapping between both senses is learned rather than innate. These evidences open the door to a dynamic cross-modality that allows individuals to adaptively develop within their environment. Mimicking this aspect of human learning, we propose a new cross-modal mechani...

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3ad71663-6c36-5766-821d-499e71429ebf
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-754574/v1
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