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An effective control of large systems of active particles: An application to evacuation problem

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  • Haebom

Author

Albina Klepach, Egor E. Nuzhin, Alexey A. Tsukanov, Nikolay V. Brilliantov

Outline

This paper studies the manipulation of large-scale systems of active particles, specifically addressing challenges faced in diverse fields such as crowd management, robot swarm control, and material transport. To address the scalability and robustness issues of existing methodologies, we develop an effective leader-based control strategy that combines reinforcement learning (RL) and artificial forces. This study introduces the generalized Vicsek model to explain how a leader guides active particles and applies it to the large-scale evacuation problem using a robotic rescuer (leader). Our results demonstrate a robust and efficient evacuation strategy that overcomes the inefficiencies of RL alone.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
A novel control strategy combining reinforcement learning and artificial power is presented.
Improves the efficiency of large-scale system operation through leader-based control.
Developing robust and effective evacuation strategies applicable to real-world problems.
Explain the control method of active particle systems using the generalized Vicsek model.
Increase the reproducibility and usability of research by making source code public.
Limitations:
It is difficult to clearly understand Limitations based on the summary information of the paper alone.
Lack of information on specific RL architectures, detailed settings of artificial forces, etc. may limit generalization.
Further research is needed to determine generalizability to applications other than evacuation scenarios.
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