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Ge, Zhouxin (author)
Aircraft with disruptive designs have no high-fidelity and accurate flight models. At the same time, developing models for stochastic phenomena for traditional aircraft configurations are costly, and classical control methods cannot operate beyond the predefined operation points or adapt to unexpected changes to the aircraft. The Proximal Policy...
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Weijs, George (author)
Bus bunching is a problem that occurs in many high frequent bus systems. This can be averted by several countermeasures of which holding control is the most popular one in practice. Holding control strategies are often implemented using predefined rules. In this study, multi-agent reinforcement learning is selected to develop an effective...
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Dijksman, Calvin (author)
For NP-hard optimisation problems no polynomial-time algorithms exist for finding a solution. Therefore, heuristic methods are often used, especially when approximate solutions can be satisfactory. One such method is quantum annealing, a method where some initial Hamiltonian is slowly perturbed to anneal towards a problem Hamiltonian. The...
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Symeonidis, Pandelis (author)
System behavior models are highly useful for the developers of the system as they aid in system comprehension, documentation, and testing. Even though methods to obtain such models exist, e.g. profiling, tracing, source code inference and existing log-based inference methods, they can not successfully be applied to the case of large, real-time...
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Kreynen, Bernd (author)
Dementia care is a growing problem, both due to a rising number of cases and due to a shortage in healthcare workers. Aside from cognitive symptoms persons with dementia (PwDs) often deal with psychological symptoms such as agitation. The individualized music intervention (IMI) by Linda Gerdner has been proposed to reduce these. This is the...
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Uğurlu, Ceren (author)
Over the last two decades, autonomous driving has progressed from science fiction to a real possibility and rapidly developing. However, autonomous driving technology has significant weaknesses and is not safe in unexpected conditions. As a result, automobile manufacturers insist that the driver remains in the driver's seat even while the...
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Uğurlu, Irem (author)
Automated driving is a rapidly growing technology nowadays. Semi-automated driving is a subpart of automated driving which has multiple driving modes where both driver and automated module can take control. But full safety and comfort guarantees cannot still be given to the drivers. In this project, research has been done to ensure driver safety...
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Latoškinas, Evaldas (author)
Semi-autonomous driving innovations aim to bridge the gap to fully autonomous driving by co-operating with human drivers to lead to optimal choices on who should drive in different scenarios by offering different automation levels. However, in the present day, known semi-autonomous driving solutions do not generalise to every complex case of...
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Velthoven, Tim (author)
Robot soccer competitions have been around for a while and have been a great environment to develop AI algorithms in. One of these environments is the AI world cup. The AI world cup environment is a virtual environment where two teams with five robots each play a soccer match. This paper focuses on defending the attacker that is carrying the...
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Zoon, Job (author)
In the past few years, there has been much research in the field of Autonomous Vehicles (AV). If AVs are implemented in our daily lives, this could have many advantages. Before this can happen, safe driver models need to be designed which control the AVs. One technique that is suitable to create these models is Reinforcement Learning (RL). A...
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Daniel Noel, Alejandro (author)
Intelligent agents must pursue their goals in complex environments with partial information and often limited computational capacity. Reinforcement learning methods have achieved great success by creating agents that optimize engineered reward functions, but which often struggle to learn in sparse-reward environments, generally require many...
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Hermans, Max (author)
The current ATC system is seen as the most significant limitation to coping with an increased air traffic density. Transitioning towards an ATC system with a high degree of automation is essential to cope with future traffic demand of the airspace. In recent studies, reinforcement learning has shown promising results automating Conflict...
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De Buysscher, Diego (author)
Safe Curriculum Learning constitutes a collection of methods that aim at enabling Rein- forcement Learning (RL) algorithms on complex systems and tasks whilst considering the safety and efficiency aspect of the learning process. On the one hand, curricular reinforce- ment learning approaches divide the task into more gradual complexity stages to...
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Geursen, Izaak (author)
Current state-of-the-art airline planning models are required to decrease models either in size or complexity due to computational limitations, limiting the <br/>operational applicability to problems of representative sizes. Models return suboptimal solutions, especially when confronted with factors of uncertainty. Considering the growing...
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Willemsen, Daniël (author)
Multi-agent robotic systems could benefit from reinforcement learning algorithms that are able to learn behaviours in a small number trials, a property known as sample efficiency. This research investigates the use of learned world models to create more sample-efficient algorithms. We present a novel multi-agent model-based reinforcement...
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Krijnen, Bas (author)
The growing need for CubeSats could present strong demands for the use of automated systems during the early stage of the design cycle. Automated design tools that are able to incorporate the entire design space offered by the commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components for CubeSats may potentially improve the design of a CubeSat, compared to...
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Miloševiċ, Stevan (author)
Reinforcement Learning (RL) methods have become a topic of interest for performing guidance and navigation tasks, due to potential adaptability and autonomy improvements within dynamic systems. Nevertheless, a core component of RL is an agent exploring the environment it finds itself in, resulting in an intrinsic violation of the agent's safety....
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Luijkx, Jelle (author)
There are many stages that involve humans handling food objects in the processing chains from farms to stores. For some of these tasks it is desirable to look for a robotic solution to either assist the human or even take over that task, e.g. if it is physically demanding, imposes contamination risks or because of economical considerations....
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Cornet, R. (author)
Fully automated vehicles have the potential to increase road safety and improve traffic flow by taking the human element out of the driving loop. They can also provide mobility to people who are unable to operate a conventional vehicle. Safe automated vehicles must be able to respond in emergency situations or drive on slippery roads in bad...
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Schneider, C.C.N. (author)
Signalized urban intersections are bottlenecks for traffic and cause congestion. To improve traffic signal plans, research efforts have been made to create self-adaptive traffic controllers, i.e. controllers which adapt in real-time to the current traffic demand based on connected vehicle data. Past research on self-adaptive controllers has...
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