2019
DOI: 10.3390/e21030294
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Learning to Cooperate via an Attention-Based Communication Neural Network in Decentralized Multi-Robot Exploration

Abstract: In a decentralized multi-robot exploration problem, the robots have to cooperate effectively to map a strange environment as soon as possible without a centralized controller. In the past few decades, a set of “human-designed” cooperation strategies have been proposed to address this problem, such as the well-known frontier-based approach. However, many real-world settings, especially the ones that are constantly changing, are too complex for humans to design efficient and decentralized strategies. This paper … Show more

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“…Without a centralized controller, decentralized agents cannot learn effective and decentralized cooperation policies in a complex environment. Geng et al proposed a new attention-based communication neural network (CommAttn) [28]. CommAttn can use the display communication method to automatically learn and explore the cooperation policies in the problem, by modeling the interaction between agents and introducing the attention mechanism.…”
Section: Selective and Targeted Communication Through The Use Of Attention Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without a centralized controller, decentralized agents cannot learn effective and decentralized cooperation policies in a complex environment. Geng et al proposed a new attention-based communication neural network (CommAttn) [28]. CommAttn can use the display communication method to automatically learn and explore the cooperation policies in the problem, by modeling the interaction between agents and introducing the attention mechanism.…”
Section: Selective and Targeted Communication Through The Use Of Attention Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4), which was designed to communicate to the readers that AI models increased in popularity among NDM. In general, the ten most commonly used applications are artificial neural network (ANN) (Chau et al 2005), support vector (Jiao et al 2016), fuzzy logic (FL) (Rodríguez et al 2011), regress algorithm (RA) (Ragettli et al 2017), genetic algorithm (GA) (Zhou et al 2019), random forest (RF) (Wang et al 2015), robotics (Geng et al 2019), bays (Cheng et al 2016), extreme learning machine (ELM) (Li et al 2017) and decision tree (DT) (Choi et al 2018). Among the retrieved articles, the proportion of the ten most commonly used applications reached 72.26%.…”
Section: Statistical Analysis Of Included Articlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chatterjee et al (2005) described rescue robot features in the context of search and rescue effort coordination. Geng et al (2019) presented a novel approach, the attentionbased communication neural network, to simulate the cooperation strategies automatically in multi-robot exploration problems.…”
Section: Natural Disastermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, Faster R-CNN was also applied to medical anatomy [29] and crop identification [30]. However, industrial robots such as electric welding robots, picking robots [31], grasping robots [32], handling robots [33] and multi-robots [34] all use point-to-point basic vision technology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%