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Dynamic Neural Fields for Short-term Behavior Recognition from Motion Cues Behavior recognition - critical for successful HRI. Motion provides cues regarding user intention. In the context of robotic manipulation, intent inference  Probability distribution over discrete goals. Dynamic Neural Fields Inherent memory Recurrent interactions Robustness to perturbations March 5, 2018 Deepak Gopinath (Northwestern) – Workshop on social human-robot interaction of human-care service robots, Chicago, Illinois, 2018