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Continuous Cognitive Coverage for Autonomous Robots via Event-Dependent Cognitive Treatment and Learning
Autonomous robots continuously encounter objects, changes, and situations, and every event admitted into cognition should receive an appropriate cognitive treatment rather than remain untreated until an explicit task requires attention. However, existing task-driven, reactive, or fixed-reasoning app
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