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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2023, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (11): 3465-3477.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2022.0815

Special Issue: 群体协同与自主技术

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A Human-machine Collaborative Control Algorithm for Intelligent Vehicles Based on Model Prediction and Policy Learning

JIANG Yan, DING Yuyan, ZHANG Xinglong, XU Xin*()   

  1. College of Intelligence Science and Technology, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, Hunan, China
  • Received:2022-09-07 Online:2023-05-12
  • Contact: XU Xin

Abstract:

A human-machine collaborative control algorithm based on model prediction and policy learning is proposed for the optimal decision-making and high maneuvering motion control of intelligent vehicles in complex environments. The algorithm takes advantage of the human driver’s understanding of the environment and comprehensive processing ability to assist the machine in local trajectory planning at the decision planning level, including speed adjustment and dynamic path generation, to achieve the human-machine collaboration.For the timeliness of the online optimal planning and control of vehicles with high maneuverability, on the one hand, a long sampling interval and a simplified dynamics model are used to design a local trajectory planning method based on model predictive control at the local planning level in order to achieve efficient online trajectory optimization. On the other hand, a learning-based predictive control method based on rolling time-domain reinforcement learning is used to optimize the control strategy in the control layer in order to improve the computational efficiency and adaptability of online optimal control. In the driving simulation on the mountain highway with the driver in the loop, the proposed method not only complies with the driver’s acceleration and deceleration commands and steering commands to generate a safe and smooth planning trajectory for human-machine cooperation, but also can accurately control the vehicle to travel along the desired trajectory in real time. In the human-machine cooperative control mode, the time to complete the same driving task is reduced by 8.3% on average and the steering operation load is reduced by 51.1% compared with the manual driving by six ordinary drivers.

Key words: intelligent vehicles, human-machine collaboration, high maneuvering motion, reinforcement learning, model predictive control

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