Multistrategy Learning Methods for Multirobot Systems
Abstract
Incorporation of a range of disparate learning algorithms is both feasible and desirable within a hybrid deliberative/reactive architecture. In particular, the authors present three different methods suitable for multi-robot missions: learning momentum, a parametric adjustment technique; Q-learning of roles when represented as behavioral assemblages in the context of team performance; and a case-based wizard to enhance the user's ability to specify complex multi-robot missions. Future work involves expanding other learning algorithms already in use for single robot missions including as well as investigating the interactions between these methods when they are allowed to be active concurrently. A range of simulation experiments and results are reported using the Georgia Tech MissionLab mission specification system.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 2006
- Accession Number
- ADA442292
Entities
People
- B. Lee
- D. Mackenzie
- Eric Martinson
- Ronald C. Arkin
- Y. Endo
Organizations
- Georgia Tech