2018
DOI: 10.1109/lra.2018.2851148
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Visual Navigation for Biped Humanoid Robots Using Deep Reinforcement Learning

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“…The recognition of basic basketball movements is of great value to further improve the training efficiency of athletes, and the division of basketball posture composition is shown in Figure 1 . In ordinary training, basic training movements mainly include dribbling, ball control, passing, catching, shooting, and pace adjustment (Lobos-Tsunekawa et al, 2018 ). In specific training, basketball posture can be divided into two states: static and moving based on the different states of the body.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recognition of basic basketball movements is of great value to further improve the training efficiency of athletes, and the division of basketball posture composition is shown in Figure 1 . In ordinary training, basic training movements mainly include dribbling, ball control, passing, catching, shooting, and pace adjustment (Lobos-Tsunekawa et al, 2018 ). In specific training, basketball posture can be divided into two states: static and moving based on the different states of the body.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, Zhu et al proposed a DRL architecture which mapped RGB images to control policies directly [20]. Instead of using raw RGB images, segmented ones were adopted in [21] to control humanoid robots. Nevertheless, although RGB images are more informative, they suffer from the significant deviations between the simulated and realworld domains.…”
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“…Changxi et al [28] has proposed using learning aids to guide self-sufficiency facilities. Kenzo et al [29] used DDPG-assisted learning calculations to design the motion of bipedal robots in football coordinates. Farad et al [30] has created a way to master proficiency in difficult conditions through the Enterunder Pundit Fortress learning model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%