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Social Intuition vs. Machine Reasoning: Anticipating Human-Robot Interaction from multiple modalities
Anticipating whether a person will interact from one's own perspective is a highly intuitive task for humans, that relies on a combination of cues. We investigate how humans perform at predicting a person's intention to interact from a service robot's point of view, using pose-only or full video inp
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