Abstract: A system for event prediction using schema networks includes a first antecedent entity state that represents a first entity at a first time; a first consequent entity state that represents the first entity at a second time; a second antecedent entity state that represents a second entity at the first time; and a first schema factor that couples the first and second antecedent entity states to the first consequent entity state; wherein the first schema factor is configured to predict the first consequent entity state from the first and second antecedent entity states.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for generating a motion planning for a robot. One of the methods includes receiving data representing a motion specification for performing a task by a robot in an environment. The motion specification specifies a goal and one or more constraints. An initial motion plan is determined based on the motion specification, where the initial motion plan specifies a trajectory that satisfies the one or more constraints of the motion specification. The initial motion plan is executed by the robot. Sensor data is monitored for detecting a change in the environment. A first updated motion plan is generated for the robot based on the first change in the environment. The first updated motion plan is executed by the robot.

Abstract: A method for preemptive control planning can include: optionally determining a graph that defines dependencies between behaviors; executing an execution plan for an executing behavior; generating a set of predictions with the executing behavior; propagating the set of predictions to child behaviors of the executing behavior; determining child execution plans and child predictions with the child behaviors; repeating the above for descendant behaviors of each child behavior; determining a realized world state associated with completion of the execution plan; and executing a child execution plan associated with a world state prediction matching the realized world state.

Abstract: A method for generating data explanations in a recursive cortical network includes receiving a set of evidence data at child feature nodes of a first layer of the recursive cortical network, setting a transformation configuration that directs messaging of evidence data and transformed data between layers of the network, performing a series of transformations on the evidence data according to the transformation configuration, the series including at least one forward transformation and at least one reverse transformation, and outputting the transformed evidence data.

Abstract: A method for preemptive control planning can include: optionally determining a graph that defines dependencies between behaviors; executing an execution plan for an executing behavior; generating a set of predictions with the executing behavior; propagating the set of predictions to child behaviors of the executing behavior; determining child execution plans and child predictions with the child behaviors; repeating the above for descendant behaviors of each child behavior; determining a realized world state associated with completion of the execution plan; and executing a child execution plan associated with a world state prediction matching the realized world state.

Abstract: A system for event prediction using schema networks includes a first antecedent entity state that represents a first entity at a first time; a first consequent entity state that represents the first entity at a second time; a second antecedent entity state that represents a second entity at the first time; and a first schema factor that couples the first and second antecedent entity states to the first consequent entity state; wherein the first schema factor is configured to predict the first consequent entity state from the first and second antecedent entity states.

Abstract: A system for event prediction using schema networks includes a first antecedent entity state that represents a first entity at a first time; a first consequent entity state that represents the first entity at a second time; a second antecedent entity state that represents a second entity at the first time; and a first schema factor that couples the first and second antecedent entity states to the first consequent entity state; wherein the first schema factor is configured to predict the first consequent entity state from the first and second antecedent entity states.

Abstract: A method for generating data explanations in a recursive cortical network includes receiving a set of evidence data at child feature nodes of a first layer of the recursive cortical network, setting a transformation configuration that directs messaging of evidence data and transformed data between layers of the network, performing a series of transformations on the evidence data according to the transformation configuration, the series including at least one forward transformation and at least one reverse transformation, and outputting the transformed evidence data.

Abstract: A method for generating data explanations in a recursive cortical network includes receiving a set of evidence data at child feature nodes of a first layer of the recursive cortical network, setting a transformation configuration that directs messaging of evidence data and transformed data between layers of the network, performing a series of transformations on the evidence data according to the transformation configuration, the series including at least one forward transformation and at least one reverse transformation, and outputting the transformed evidence data.

Abstract: A system for event prediction using schema networks includes a first antecedent entity state that represents a first entity at a first time; a first consequent entity state that represents the first entity at a second time; a second antecedent entity state that represents a second entity at the first time; and a first schema factor that couples the first and second antecedent entity states to the first consequent entity state; wherein the first schema factor is configured to predict the first consequent entity state from the first and second antecedent entity states.

Abstract: A method for generating data explanations in a recursive cortical network includes receiving a set of evidence data at child feature nodes of a first layer of the recursive cortical network, setting a transformation configuration that directs messaging of evidence data and transformed data between layers of the network, performing a series of transformations on the evidence data according to the transformation configuration, the series including at least one forward transformation and at least one reverse transformation, and outputting the transformed evidence data.

Abstract: A system and method for generating and inferring patterns with a network that includes providing a network of recursive sub-networks with a parent feature input node and at least two child feature output nodes; propagating node selection through the network layer hierarchy in a manner consistent with node connections of sub-networks of the network, the propagation within the sub-network including enforcing a selection constraint on at least a second node of a second pool according to a constraint node of the sub-network; and compiling the state of final child feature nodes of the network into a generated output.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for object recognition using a recursive cortical network comprising receiving an input image at an input module, applying a trained recursive cortical network (RCN) to the image using an inference module to activate child features of the RCN, selecting pools of the RCN containing the activated child features, propagating the selection of the pools to identify probabilities of one or more high-level features matching one or more objects in the input image.