Date, Time & Location
Jan. 19th, 2021. 13.00-14.00. Virtual Meeting (Google Meetings).
Participants
University of Luebeck
Technische Universität Darmstadt
Advisory Board
- Prof. Dr. Elmar Rueckert
- Nils Rottmann, M.Sc.
- Honghu Xue, M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Philipp Beckerle
- Ege Cansev, M.Sc.
- Adna Bliek, M.Sc.
Agenda
- News Overview
- Ege discusses the paper rebuttal and resubmission
- Nils presents the Glove student project progress and a video.
- Next meeting
- Experimental Protocol
Details on the Meeting Notes
TOP 2: Review Paper Summary after the submission
TOP 3: Sensor Glove Progress Update
- Nils presented a video showing the current project progress
- Next step: IROS paper draft discussing the software and the hardware.
- Final paper content will be discussed Mid Feb. (2 weeks prior to the deadline)
- Before we built multiple gloves, we will invest the hardware/glove reliability (rubber bands, etc.)
TOP 4: Next meeting 18.02.2021 11:00-12:00
Glove paper update expected one or two days prior to the meeting.
Nest meeting is scheduled for February 19th 11am-12am using WEBEX https://uni-luebeck.webex.com/meet/elmar.rueckert
TOP 5: Experimental Protocol
Experiments need to be planned far in advance. Ege prepared a document as discussion basis. Two major experiments on investing the effects of transfer learning and on shared control.
– First experiments could be implemented using a smartphone app. Key requirements are that
1. the trajectories (e.g., of objects or mouse cursors) are recorded with a sufficient time resolution.
2. The tasks are modulated to investigate the learning of a new skill (e.g., change the target location or the object size or the object weight).
3. The learning needs to be sufficiently complex to identify an effect of model transfer. E.g., a task should be learned in at least 5-10 trials.
– First models could be based on probabilistic movement primitives where we transfer the main weights or all parameters as done in https://ai-lab.science/wp/IROS2019Stark.pdf