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Path planning of multi-agent systems in unknown environment with neural kernel smoothing and reinforcement learning

Cruz et al., 2017

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1095973740907034885
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Cruz D
Yu W
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Neurocomputing

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Path planning is a basic task of robot navigation, especially for autonomous robots. It is more complex and difficult for multi-agent systems. The popular reinforcement learning method cannot solve the path planning problem directly in unknown environment. In this paper, the …
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