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Neuro-Symbolic Hierarchical Intention Anticipation in Human Behavior
Assistive autonomous systems must anticipate human goals before an observed behavior is complete. This article formulates anticipation as goal inference from a partially observed multimodal episode together with structured prediction of the remaining behavior, rather than exact motor forecasting. A
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