Sun et al., 2020 - Google Patents
AUV 3D path planning based on the improved hierarchical deep Q networkSun et al., 2020
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- Sun Y
- Ran X
- Zhang G
- Xu H
- Wang X
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- Journal of marine science and engineering
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This study proposed the 3D path planning of an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) by using the hierarchical deep Q network (HDQN) combined with the prioritized experience replay. The path planning task was divided into three layers, which realized the …
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