Prompting Task Trees using Gemini: Methodologies and Insights
Pallavi Tandra

TL;DR
This paper explores how prompt engineering can transform unstructured knowledge into structured formats to enhance robot understanding, aiming to improve efficiency and empathy in robotic systems.
Contribution
It introduces methodologies for converting unstructured knowledge into structured prompts using Gemini, providing insights into improving robot comprehension.
Findings
Effective prompt engineering techniques for knowledge structuring
Enhanced robot understanding with minimal data
Insights into human-like reasoning in robots
Abstract
Robots are the future of every technology where every advanced technology eventually will be used to make robots which are more efficient. The major challenge today is to train the robots exactly and empathetically using knowledge representation. This paper gives you insights of how we can use unstructured knowledge representation and convert them to meaningful structured representation with the help of prompt engineering which can be eventually used in the robots to make help them understand how human brain can make wonders with the minimal data or objects can providing to them.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAI-based Problem Solving and Planning · Business Process Modeling and Analysis · Human-Automation Interaction and Safety
