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Markov-game modeling of cyclist-pedestrian interactions in shared spaces: A multi-agent adversarial inverse reinforcement learning approach

Alsaleh et al., 2021

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11201580330666881555
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Alsaleh R
Sayed T
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Transportation research part C: emerging technologies

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Understanding and modeling road user dynamics and their microscopic interaction behaviour at shared space facilities are curial for several applications including safety and performance evaluations. Despite the multi-agent nature of road user interactions, the …
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