Intelligence as Adaptive Behavior - An Experiment in Computational Neuroethology

Intelligence as Adaptive Behavior - An Experiment in Computational Neuroethology

von: B. Chandrasekaran

Elsevier Reference Monographs, 1990

ISBN: 9781483288123 , 240 Seiten

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Intelligence as Adaptive Behavior - An Experiment in Computational Neuroethology


 

Front Cover

1

Intelligence as Adaptive Behavior: An Experiment in Computational Neuroethology

4

Copyright Page

5

Table of Contents

12

Dedication

6

Editor's Note

8

Preface

16

List of Figures

22

Chapter 1. Foundations

26

1.1 Introduction

26

1.2 The Traditional View

26

1.3 An Empirical Critique

30

1.4 An Alternate View

36

1.5 An Artificial Insect

43

Chapter 2. Biological Background

46

2.1 Introduction

46

2.2 Animal Behavior

46

2.3 Neurobiology

50

Chapter 3. The Artificial Insect

70

3.1 Introduction

70

3.2 Physical Models

70

3.3 Neural Model

74

3.4 Simulation

87

3.5 Related Work

89

Chapter 4. Locomotion

96

4.1 Introduction

96

4.2 Neuroethological Background

96

4.3 Leg Controller

100

4.4 Locomotion Controller

102

4.5 Results

105

4.6 Neuroethological Significance

110

4.7 Related Work

112

Chapter 5. Lesion Studies

114

5.1 Motivation

114

5.2 Perturbation Methods

115

5.3 Robustness

117

5.4 Function

123

Chapter 6. Exploration

134

6.1 Overview

134

6.2 Turning

134

6.3 Wandering

136

6.4 Recoil

138

6.5 Edge-Following

145

Chapter 7. Feeding

150

7.1 Introduction

150

7.2 Feeding as a Motivated Behavior

150

7.3 Appetitive Component

152

7.4 Consummatory Component

153

7.5 Results

157

Chapter 8. Behavioral Choice

166

8.1 Introduction

166

8.2 Behavioral Organization of P. computatrix

167

8.3 Neural Mechanisms for Behavioral Choice

169

8.4 Locomotion Controller Revisions

170

8.5 Wandering Controller Revisions

172

8.6 Edge-Following Controller Revisions

174

8.7 Feeding Controller Revisions

176

8.8 Results

180

Chapter 9. Discussion

184

9.1 Introduction

184

9.2 Representation in P . computatrix

184

9.3 Goals and Reactive Responses

188

9.4 Heterogeneous Neural Networks

191

9.5 Neurobiological Implications

193

9.6 Autonomous Robots

194

9.7 Conclusion

195

Appendix A: Physical Parameters

198

Appendix B: Neural Parameters

202

B.1 Leg Controller

203

B.2 Locomotion Controller

205

B.3 Turning Controller

205

B.4 Wandering Controller

206

B.5 Backward Locomotion Controller

207

B.6 Recoil Controller

208

B.7 Edge-Following Controller

209

B.8 Appetitive Controller

211

B.9 Consummatory Controller

212

B.10 Locomotion Controller Revisions

214

B.11 Wandering Controller Revisions

215

B.12 Edge-Following Controller Revisions

215

B.13 Consummatory Controller Revisions

216

B.14 Appetitive Controller Revisions

217

Bibliography

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Index

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