In this work we describe an actions classification module embedded into a robot's cognitive architecture, contributing to the interpretation of users behavior.
All authors were involved in the data discussion and interpretation of results with J.G.M.H., J.J.G.M.V. and E.H.N. contributing to the clinical interpretation, M.V.P., A.A.R., R.K., P.A.C.T.H. and M.J.T.R. contributing to the interpretation of the (epi- genetics and N.D., A.M., M.J.T.R., H.epi- geneticsF.L. linking the different disciplines together.
LAM, AMC, and DAD were responsible for manuscript preparation, with all authors (DAD, ACH, AMC, YS, PvD, LAM) contributing to the interpretation of the data and manuscript preparation.
During these meetings, early stage results were commented upon, with many of the participants contributing to the interpretation of the data.
The manuscript was written by NAW and PMA, with all authors contributing to the interpretation of results and the final manuscript.
SCT, CEP, ADB, SJL, SMD, AWL, and DMO are involved in the study design, the acquisition of funding, providing advice on methodological issues, and contributing to the interpretation of study results.
