Imitation learning is an effective method for interactively teaching a robot learner to complete a task. We address the problem of transfer for robotic agents that learn tasks from demonstrations, where a robot is asked to adapt a learned task to be repeated in a related, but unfamiliar, environment. We take a case-based approach to transfer, where the robot learner stores individual task demonstrations in a case memory such that they can be used at a later time for adaptation and reuse in new, target environments. We describe our ongoing work to enable transfer for robots that imitate task demonstrations.
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