Relational Network
Relational networks are computational models designed to represent and reason about relationships between entities, aiming to improve the flexibility and generalization capabilities of artificial intelligence systems. Current research focuses on applying relational networks to diverse domains, including financial asset prediction, multi-agent systems, and group activity recognition, often employing architectures like convolutional LSTMs and graph neural networks to capture complex interactions. This approach shows promise for enhancing the performance of AI in tasks requiring understanding of structured data and emergent behaviors, with applications ranging from improved financial modeling to more effective robot collaboration.
Papers
Impact of Relational Networks in Multi-Agent Learning: A Value-Based Factorization View
Yasin Findik, Paul Robinette, Kshitij Jerath, S. Reza Ahmadzadeh
Influence of Team Interactions on Multi-Robot Cooperation: A Relational Network Perspective
Yasin Findik, Hamid Osooli, Paul Robinette, Kshitij Jerath, S. Reza Ahmadzadeh