Abstract

In this paper, a novel reward-based learning method is proposed for unmanned aerial vehicles to achieve multi-obstacle avoidance. The Markov jump model was first formulated for the unmanned aerial vehicle obstacle avoidance problem. A distinctive reward shaping function is proposed to adaptively avoid obstacles and finally reach the target position via an optimal approach such that an adaptive Q-learning algorithm called the improved prioritized experience replay is developed. Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm can achieve autonomous obstacle avoidance in complex environments with improved performance.

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