Paper
29 May 2013 Validating an artificial intelligence human proximity operations system with test cases
Justin Huber, Jeremy Straub
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Abstract
An artificial intelligence-controlled robot (AICR) operating in close proximity to humans poses risk to these humans. Validating the performance of an AICR is an ill posed problem, due to the complexity introduced by the erratic (noncomputer) actors. In order to prove the AICR’s usefulness, test cases must be generated to simulate the actions of these actors. This paper discusses AICR’s performance validation in the context of a common human activity, moving through a crowded corridor, using test cases created by an AI use case producer. This test is a two-dimensional simplification relevant to autonomous UAV navigation in the national airspace.
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Justin Huber and Jeremy Straub "Validating an artificial intelligence human proximity operations system with test cases", Proc. SPIE 8752, Modeling and Simulation for Defense Systems and Applications VIII, 875206 (29 May 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2013647
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KEYWORDS
Artificial intelligence

Robotic systems

Evolutionary algorithms

Space robots

Unmanned aerial vehicles

Control systems

Intelligence systems

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