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With the growing need for elder care, research is focusing on robotic assistance at home. Thus, robots must navigate in cluttered, domestic, indoor environments with the purpose of interacting with a person. Here we present a behaviour based navigation model enhanced with a low level decision making process that allows the robot to approach a human in such an environment. The model has been tested on simulation and the first results show the effectiveness of the Bayesian decision making process.