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Teaching Robot Policies to Humans Using Erroneous Examples
Human-robot collaboration describes the process of humans and autonomous agents working together to accomplish common goals. This process is facilitated best when robot policies, or behaviors in different situations, are made transparent to humans. Demonstration-based explanations have been a focus of human-robot collaboration research, and the field has frequently drawn upon literature from education to improve how humans are taught robot policies. However, no single teaching method has been proven effective across domains, difficulties, learners, and other variables; the question of how huma
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-08-29T03:33:23.000Z
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