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CLASS/ROOM program II: can programmers imagine symbolic frame within the horizon of interest?
A method is presented for generating program image of robotic object manipulation on virtually real environment models. By describing the program in terms of a priori established sensor-actuator couplings, process prototypes are realized in real world. Despite noisy generation, the image indicates symbol frame structure even from restricted samples.