A Reinforcement Connectionist Approach to Robot Path Finding in Non-Maze-Like Environments

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This paper presents a reinforcement connectionist system which finds and learns the suitable situation-action rules so as to generate feasible paths for a point robot in a 2D environment with circular obstacles. The basic reinforcement algorithm is extended with a strategy for discovering stable solution paths. Equipped with this strategy and a powerful codification scheme, the path-finder (i) learns quickly, (ii) deals with continuous-valued inputs and outputs, (iii) exhibits good noise-tolerance and generalization capabilities, (iv) copes with dynamic environments, and (v) solves an instance of the path finding problem with strong performance demands. © 1992, Kluwer Academic Publishers. All rights reserved.

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Millán, J. D. R., & Torras, C. (1992). A Reinforcement Connectionist Approach to Robot Path Finding in Non-Maze-Like Environments. Machine Learning, 8(3), 363–395. https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022684924132

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