BI Qian, QIAN Cheng, ZHANG Ke, WANG Cheng
In intelligent situational awareness application scenarios, multi-agent angle tracking problems often occur when moving targets must be monitored and controlled. In contrast to traditional target tracking, the angle tracking task entails not only tracking the spatial coordinates of the target, but also determining the relative angles between targets. Existing control methods often exhibit unstable effects and reduced performance when addressing large-scale problems that are susceptible to environmental changes. To address this problem, the present study proposes a solution scheme based on Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning(MARL). First, a basic model of the multi-agent angle tracking problem is established, a multi-level simulation decision-making framework is designed, and an adaptive method is proposed for this problem. As a stronger multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm, AR-MAPPO enhances learning efficiency and model stability by dynamically adjusting the number of data reuse rounds. The experimental results show that the proposed method achieves higher convergence efficiency and better angle tracking performance than traditional methods and other reinforcement learning methods in multi-agent angle tracking tasks.
WANG Yiran, JING Xiaochuan, JIA Fukai, SUN Yujian, TONG Yi
Weiwei BianChunguang WangChan LiuKuihua HuangYing MiYanxiang Jia