Affiliation:
1. Nanchang Automotive Institute of Intelligence & New Ener
2. Jiangxi Isuzu Motors Co, Ltd.
3. Southwest University, College of Artificial Intelligent
Abstract
<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">Increasing the degree of individuality of the autopilot and adapting it to the
habits of drivers with different driving styles will help to increase occupant
acceptance of the autopilot function. Inspired by the Twin Delayed Deep
Deterministic policy gradient algorithm(TD3) algorithm to increase action
spontaneity, this paper proposes a Soft Actor-Critic(SAC) based personalized
following control strategy to increase the degree of strategy personalization
through driver data. In order to obtain real driver data, this paper collected
driving data based on driver-in-the-loop experiments conducted on a simulated
driving platform, and selected data from three drivers with distinctive driving
characteristics for model training. A continuous action space model was
developed by vehicle following kinematics. A temporal Gate Recurrent Unit (GRU)
based reference model is trained to receive temporal state signals and output
acceleration actions according to the current state. In this paper, we introduce
temporal imitation learning into the SAC algorithm by weighting the average of
the output actions of the reference model and the output of the SAC strategy
network to improve the personalization of the decision algorithm. The reward
function has been designed to take into account the safety, comfort and pleasant
nature of the following process. Simulation results based on the CARLA simulator
show that the personalised following control strategy proposed in this paper is
able to learn different driver characteristics in terms of overall style, while
ensuring the stability and safety of the vehicle autonomous following
process.</div></div>
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