Search for dissertations about: "planned behavior"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 52 swedish dissertations containing the words planned behavior.
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1. Specification Decomposition and Formal Behavior Generation in Multi-Robot Systems
Abstract : While autonomous robot systems are becoming increasingly common, their usage is still mostly limited to rather simple tasks. This primarily results from the need for manually programming the execution plans of the robots. Instead, as shown in this thesis, their behavior can be automatically generated from a given goal specification. READ MORE
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2. Are they ready for this? : Experiences on implementing educational behavior-analytic interventions in Norwegian kindergartens
Abstract : This thesis describes an investigation into experiences connected to the implementation of educational behavior-analytic interventions (ABA) for children with autism in kindergartens. The research questions and the methodological choices in this investigation evolved based on new experiences over the course of the research project. READ MORE
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3. Model-free execution monitoring in behavior-based mobile robotics
Abstract : In the near future, autonomous mobile robots are expected to assist us by performing service tasks in many different areas, including transportation, cleaning, mining, or agriculture. In order to manage these tasks in a changing and partially unpredictable environment, without the help of humans, the robot must have the ability to plan its actions and to execute them robustly and in a safe way. READ MORE
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4. Cognition in interned adolescents : aspects of executive functions and training
Abstract : This doctoral thesis examines adolescents with a history of antisocial behavior with a focus on investigating executive functioning, impulsivity and experiences of everyday executive problems. The thesis further investigates the associations between self-reported and performance-based measures. READ MORE
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5. Drivers’ response to attentional demand in automated driving
Abstract : Vehicle automation can make driving safer; it can compensate for human impairments that are recognized as the leading cause of crashes. Vehicle automation has become a central topic in transportation and human factors research. READ MORE