Who Needs Emotions The Brain Meets the Robot - Fellous & Arbib Part 19 pptx

... otherwise, without the prior permission of Oxford University Press. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Who needs emotions? : the brain meets the robot / edited by Jean-Marc Fellous, ... an extraordinary amount of This page intentionally left blank Who Needs Emotions? The Brain Meets the Robot JEAN-MARC FELLOUS MICHAEL A. ARBIB, Edi...

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... Feeling: Contemporary Philosophers on Emotions Edited by Robert C. Solomon Bodily Sensibility: Intelligent Action by Jay Schulkin Who Needs Emotions? The Brain Meets the Robot Edited by Jean-Marc Fellous ... (these are all we usually have to go by); but we have critical background assumptions that they are also like us in the relevant internal respects, which the robot...

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... and facial expressions set emotions apart from other psy- chological states, they exclude these from their study (Arbib, 199 2). They beware the passionate robot 345 what happens” is constrained ... similar grasp executed by others. The model of human brain mechanisms is based on the mirror-system hypothesis of the evolution of the language-ready brain, which sees the hum...

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... tasks, robot human interac- tion, and teamwork in the further exploration of the topic Who needs emotion?” Not only will the study of brains continue to inform our analysis of robots, but the precision ... effort to describe robot emo- tions requires us to analyze the tasks performed by the robot and the strat- egies available to perform them. beware the passionate r...

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... 224–25 central processing, 221, 222 “chunking” categories, 223 deliberative layer, 211 , 221, 221 23 described, 211 –12 and evolution of brain mechanisms, 207 meta-management layer, 207, 211 , 221, 222, 233 primary, ... for affect combining, 219 compared to non-affective, 213 –15 complex, 218 –19 conflicting, 219 and damping mechanism, 219 described, 212 “direction of fit,” 21...

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... Michael A. Arbib p. cm.—(Series in affective science) ISBN -1 3 97 8-0 -1 9-5 16 61 9-4 ISBN 0 -1 9-5 16 61 9 -1 1. Emotions. 2. Cognitive neuroscience. 3. Artificial intelligence. 4. Robots. I. Fellous, Jean-Marc. ... use to the robotics community. Who Needs Emotions? The Brain Meets the Robot Edited by JEAN-MARC FELLOUS & MICHAEL A. ARBIB 1 2...

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... cases. The next steps, I believe, are to look at feelings, then at emotions, and finally the social be- havior that they help regulate. Roughly, if you build in the feelings, the emotions and the ... information about the action plans triggered by the stimulus). This brings us to the second of the two emotion theories I mentioned at the outset. The first emotion theor...

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... pain. Brain sys- tems monitor the external and internal (bodily) worlds for signals and con- trol the ebb and flow of these emotions (see Fig. 3. 1). Regarding the first premise, the vertebrate brain ... nucleus, the subfornical organ, and the arcuate nucleus. The more caudal segment of the column includes the mammillary body, the ven- tral tegmental area, and the...

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... In spite of the fact that the limbic system concept remains the predominant view about how the brain makes emotions, it is a flawed and inadequate theory of the emotional brain. The limbic system ... from their often sterile approach to the mind as an information- Toward Basic Principles for Emotional Processing What the Fearful Brain Tells the Robot jean-marc fell...

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... with the activity in other regions of the brain, the strongest relations are seen with subcortical (thalamic and collicular) rather than cortical areas, further emphasizing the importance of the ... circuits also leads to activation of brain- stem arousal 102 brains United States, pair up with sexual partners. Once they mate, they stick to- gether and raise their offspring as a f...

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... mind and brain. At the same time, there is a disturbing rush to embrace the amygdala as the new center of the emotional brain. It seems unlikely that the amygdala is the answer to how all emotions ... amygdala. Nature, 388, 377 –380. Kim, J. J., & Fanselow, M. S. (1992). Modality-specific retrograde amnesia of fear. Science, 256, 675 – 677 . Kotter, R., & Meyer, N. (...

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... continuity in the interpretation of the reinforcing value of events in the environment. The hypothesis that backprojections from parts of the brain involved in emotion, such as the orbito- an evolutionary ... an N-methyl- D-aspartate receptor blocker, which blocks long-term potentiation and is a model of the synaptic changes that underlie learning (see Rolls & Treves, 19...

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... performed by other people) was compared (Decety et al., 199 4, 199 7; Grafton, Arbib, Fadiga, & Rizzolatti, 199 6; Rizzolatti et al., 199 6; Gérardin et al., 2000). The outcome of these studies ... communica- tion (Georgieff & Jeannerod, 199 8; Jeannerod, 199 9). The flow chart of Figure 6.1 is a tentative illustration of the many inter- actions between two agents. Each agent...

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... species, Schema-style Architecture with Arbitration running on the vision board Hunger Move-to-prey Fear Detect prey Detect predator Hide-from-predator Detect mate Sex-drive Detect hiding-place Move-to-hiding-place Action Selection Detect ... affect the selection of mo- tivated behaviors. Moving on to more-complex systems, I review the progress made in using attachment theory as a basis...

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