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26 June 2023 Personified multi-ship collision avoidance navigation on knowledge distillation
Qinyan Zhong, Yang Zhang
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Abstract
In systems where unmanned navigation and manned behavior of ships coexist, the intelligence-driven unmanned ships lack the adaptability to complex environments that humans exhibit when faced with realistic navigation environments and will affect the decision judgment of manned ships. To solve the problem, a knowledge distillation-based multi-intelligent body maritime collision avoidance navigation method for human-like behavior is proposed. The method first preprocesses the AIS data, and the core technique is to use the knowledge distillation method to combine the expert strategy with the reinforcement learning method, which introduces the human piloting ship habits and makes the ship’s automatic navigation exhibit human characteristics. The test results show that the unmanned ship trained by the method can learn human driving ship habits outside the reinforcement learning reward function setting, and enhance the training efficiency of reinforcement learning.
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Qinyan Zhong and Yang Zhang "Personified multi-ship collision avoidance navigation on knowledge distillation", Proc. SPIE 12721, Second International Symposium on Computer Applications and Information Systems (ISCAIS 2023), 127211H (26 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2683345
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KEYWORDS
Artificial intelligence

Navigation systems

Collision avoidance

Data modeling

Interpolation

Mathematical optimization

Machine learning

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