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Towards Adaptive Interaction Strategies for Human Companion Robot via Deep Reinforcement Learning
In the field of Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), achieving flexibility in human-accompanying within real-world environments holds great potential for various applications but also poses significant challenges. Traditional methods typically restrict robots to fixed positions relative to humans, such as
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