End-to-End Motion Planning of Quadrotors Using Deep Reinforcement Learning
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Separation of these tasks is the medium within the current state-of- the-art navigation methods. Each task is performed by an individual module and modularity is attained easily by this way. Nevertheless, modularity comes with the cost of possible incompatibility, especially with the presence of erroneous modules. An erroneous module in the pipeline could easily cause the other modules to fail as well. Therefore, in this work, the unification of these tasks is attempted within a single, reliable module using deep reinforcement learning (RL) [13]-[16].
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
Oct-5-2019
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