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Mathematical Models of Receptivity of a Robot and a Human to Education

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The paper gives general definitions of the mathematical theory of emotional robots able to forget older information. A formalized concept of relative receptivity of the robot to education is introduced. An algorithm of a voice training program for public speakers described in the paper is based on the theory of emotional robots. Also the paper presents a method of estimation of a coefficient of human emotional memory and estimation of a relative receptivity of a robot and a human to education; the method is based on application of the voice training program.
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Pensky, O. , Michailov, V. and Chernikov, K. (2014) Mathematical Models of Receptivity of a Robot and a Human to Education. Intelligent Control and Automation, 5, 97-101. doi: 10.4236/ica.2014.53011
 

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