2019 10th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications (IISA) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/iisa.2019.8900719
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Collaborative multiagent reinforcement learning schemes for air traffic management

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“…It is recommended to use separate training/test scenarios (with varying levels of stochasticity) while ensuring some similarities [66]. This study proposes a simplistic model with only two agent types and a static environment, with relatively short training time than other large-scale models [23,26,27]. Therefore, overfitting is less likely to occur and could be identifiable when individual behaviours are quantitatively and qualitatively interpreted.…”
Section: Proximal Policy Optimisation (Ppo)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is recommended to use separate training/test scenarios (with varying levels of stochasticity) while ensuring some similarities [66]. This study proposes a simplistic model with only two agent types and a static environment, with relatively short training time than other large-scale models [23,26,27]. Therefore, overfitting is less likely to occur and could be identifiable when individual behaviours are quantitatively and qualitatively interpreted.…”
Section: Proximal Policy Optimisation (Ppo)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The visually observed behaviours from the model are utilised, as these are the best indicators of intelligent adaptive behaviours in the model, as has been the case in past literature [30,73,50,23,26,72].…”
Section: Individual Behaviour Analysismentioning
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