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Algorithmic Scenario Generation as Quality Diversity Optimization
The increasing complexity of robots and autonomous agents that interact with
people highlights the critical need for approaches that systematically test
them before deployment. This review paper presents a general framework for
solving this problem, describes the insights that we have gained from working
on each component of the framework, and shows how integrating these components
leads to the discovery of a diverse range of realistic and challenging
scenarios that reveal previously unknown failures in deployed robotic systems
interacting with people.