Sustainability · 2022 · 17 citations · 35 references
EngineeringAutonomous SystemsComputer ScienceAerial RoboticsRoboticsUnmanned Aircraft SystemsAdaptive ControlAutonomous LandingDeep LearningReinforcement LearningTeleoperationTeleoperation ControlAdaptive QuantizationAutonomous Landing ControlControl ActionsDeep Reinforcement LearningLandingQ-learningReinforcement Learning For LandingUnmanned Aerial Vehicle Control
The autonomous landing of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) on a moving platform is an essential functionality in various UAV-based applications. It can be added to a teleoperation UAV system or part of an autonomous UAV control system. Various robust and predictive control systems based on the traditional control theory are used for operating a UAV. Recently, some attempts were made to land a UAV on a moving target using reinforcement learning (RL). Vision is used as a typical way of sensing and detecting the moving target. Mainly, the related works have deployed a deep-neural network (DNN) for RL, which takes the image as input and provides the optimal navigation action as output. However, the delay of the multi-layer topology of the deep neural network affects the real-time aspect of such control. This paper proposes an adaptive multi-level quantization-based reinforcement learning (AMLQ) model. The AMLQ model quantizes the continuous actions and states to directly incorporate simple Q-learning to resolve the delay issue. This solution makes the training faster and enables simple knowledge representation without needing the DNN. For evaluation, the AMLQ model was compared with state-of-art approaches and was found to be superior in terms of root mean square error (RMSE), which was 8.7052 compared with the proportional–integral–derivative (PID) controller, which achieved an RMSE of 10.0592.
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