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Human-Robot Interaction via Meta-Learning Based Mode Recognition and Adaptive Control
In human-robot interaction (HRI) tasks, humans may interact with the robot in either an active guiding or passive following state, resulting in distinct control objectives for each interaction mode. Most existing approaches rely on predefined switching thresholds to distinguish interaction modes, bu
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