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AAAI21_Emergent_language
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@@ -145,10 +145,35 @@ and the emergence of intelligence in individual human.
%Symbolic Language is important
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Recent effort for emergence is not correct
\section
{
Symbolic Language
}
%In this paper, we proposed a SIC model
%Our contribution
\section
{
Background and Motivation
}
In this section, we introduce the
\emph
{
Symbolic Language
}
and the major efforts
related to the emergence symbolic language.
\subsection
{
Symbolic Language
}
\subsection
{
Multi-agent Systems
}
Recent works are focusing on the emergence of grounded symbolic language in
neuron network based multi-agent systems. The grounded symbolic language, where
each symbol is mapped to its own meaning, is obtained by training the agents in
systems. However, even using the multi-agent systems, previous works at root are
training one brain for communicating among connected sensors (agents), as they combine
the neural networks of all agents in the training process.
Roughly, previous works force the agents evolving for generating communication
protocol by setting a target that requires the cooperation of multiple
agents. These works can be classified into two categories based on the
environment settings:
\emph
{
referential games
}
and
\emph
{
multi-agent
reinforcement learning system
}
.
\section
{
The Self-grounding-Introspection-Cooperation Model
}
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