2023
DOI: 10.3390/drones7080514
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Model-Free Guidance Method for Drones in Complex Environments Using Direct Policy Exploration and Optimization

Abstract: In the past few decades, drones have become lighter, with longer hang times, and exhibit more agile performance. To maximize their capabilities during flights in complex environments, researchers have proposed various model-based perception, planning, and control methods aimed at decomposing the problem into modules and collaboratively accomplishing the task in a sequential manner. However, in practical environments, it is extremely difficult to model both the drones and their environments, with very few exist… Show more

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“…Additionally, an optimization method is introduced to determine the optimal flight path, enabling the accurate recognition of as many objects as possible while minimizing time costs. In [17], a new model-free reinforcement-learning method is introduced, offering the capacity to learn the optimal planning and control policy from flight data. In the training phase, this method considers the complete drone state and environmental data as inputs.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, an optimization method is introduced to determine the optimal flight path, enabling the accurate recognition of as many objects as possible while minimizing time costs. In [17], a new model-free reinforcement-learning method is introduced, offering the capacity to learn the optimal planning and control policy from flight data. In the training phase, this method considers the complete drone state and environmental data as inputs.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%