Wang et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Cooperative decision making for connected automated vehicles in multiple driving scenariosWang et al., 2023
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- Wang J
- Ma Z
- Zhu X
- Bai J
- Huang L
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- IET Intelligent Transport Systems
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To improve the application range of decision‐making systems for connected automated vehicles, this paper proposes a cooperative decision‐making approach for multiple driving scenarios based on the combination of multi‐agent reinforcement learning with centralized …
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