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PDR- Team Status
Brafman, Shani, Shimony: PLPs
General tasks
• PLP definition
• PLP support tools
– Editor
– Code support (with Cogniteam)
• Support for PLP definition by members
– Feedback on PLP
– Measurement of quantitative aspects in simulation
• PLP-generated monitoring (with Cogniteam)
• Algorithm for generating PLP of sequences
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Resources- people, IP
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PIs: Ronen Brafma, Guy Shani, Eyal Shimony
Post-doc (starting Jan): Simon Shamoun
Student: Liat Cohen
IP: PLPs??
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Current milestone tasks
• Preliminary PLP Definition
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Achievements
• Preliminary PLP definition
• Initial concept of integration into ROS setting
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Activities in the near future
• PLP Editor
• Final(?) PLP Definition
• PLPs for planned modules
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Requirements\Expectations
from partners
• PLPs: We expect module suppliers to provide
PLPs for their modules
– Our post-doc will meet you to help you with the
process
• PLPs (longer term): We need access to modules
and test inputs to provide success and runtime statistics
• Code Support/Monitoring – in collaboration
with Cogniteam.
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Module Types
• Achieve – try to get something to be true
– Achieve – robot standing, robot in car, robot in position
• Maintain – keep some condition true
– Maintain heading (based on map, for example)
– Maintain perimeter clean
• Observe – determine the value of some variable
– Observe distance to wall
– Observe tool position
• Detect – the “maintain” variant of observe (redundant?)
– Detect intruder
– Detect object
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Repeat Flag
• Special construct added to match current
architecture.
• Most modules repeatedly perform some
operation with some frequency.
• Example: Build map
– Gets input from perception at some frequency
– Outputs updated map with some frequency
– Essentially: Repeat/Achieve
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Repeat
• Repeat flag possible for Achieve/Observe
• Can be used to define Monitor/Detect
• Add new parameters:
– Input frequency
– Output frequency
– Termination condition
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Achieve(holding-cup)
Set of variables: arm-empty, wet-cup, clear-path(cup) •
Parameters: none, or cup-location •
Achievement goal: holding-cup •
Guarantees: all other objects unaffected •
Requires resources: robot-arm (exclusive) •
Preconditions: arm-empty, clear-path(cup), cup-ok •
Concurrency conditions: •
Concurrent modules: •
Side effects: not arm-empty •
(Optional) failure modes: (1) not holding-cup (2) not holding-cup and cup- •
broken
Probability of success: 0.9 if not(cup-wet), 0.3 if cup-wet •
Failure probability: (1) 0.08 if not(cup-wet), 0.4 if cup-wet (2) 0.02, 0.3 •
Running time distribution given success: Some normal distribution. •
Running time distribution given failure: Some normal distribution. •