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Multiagent modeling of pedestrian-vehicle conflicts using Adversarial Inverse Reinforcement Learning

Nasernejad et al., 2023

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17227087570334829125
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Nasernejad P
Sayed T
Alsaleh R
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Transportmetrica A: transport science

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There is a need for a better understanding of the collision avoidance behavior of road users in near misses. Recently, several models of road user behavior in near misses have been proposed. However, despite the multiagent nature of road user interactions, most of these …
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