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Robotic swarm control using deep reinforcement learning strategies based on mean-field models

Kakish, 2021

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16999143788579883436
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Kakish Z
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As technological advancements in silicon, sensors, and actuation continue, the development of robotic swarms is shifting from the domain of science fiction to reality. Many swarm applications, such as environmental monitoring, precision agriculture, disaster response …
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