Search Results for author: Maria Huegle

Found 6 papers, 1 papers with code

Deep Inverse Q-learning with Constraints

2 code implementations NeurIPS 2020 Gabriel Kalweit, Maria Huegle, Moritz Werling, Joschka Boedecker

In this work, we introduce a novel class of algorithms that only needs to solve the MDP underlying the demonstrated behavior once to recover the expert policy.

Q-Learning

Deep Constrained Q-learning

no code implementations20 Mar 2020 Gabriel Kalweit, Maria Huegle, Moritz Werling, Joschka Boedecker

We analyze the advantages of Constrained Q-learning in the tabular case and compare Constrained DQN to reward shaping and Lagrangian methods in the application of high-level decision making in autonomous driving, considering constraints for safety, keeping right and comfort.

Autonomous Driving Decision Making +3

Dynamic Interaction-Aware Scene Understanding for Reinforcement Learning in Autonomous Driving

no code implementations30 Sep 2019 Maria Huegle, Gabriel Kalweit, Moritz Werling, Joschka Boedecker

The common pipeline in autonomous driving systems is highly modular and includes a perception component which extracts lists of surrounding objects and passes these lists to a high-level decision component.

Autonomous Driving Decision Making +3

Composite Q-learning: Multi-scale Q-function Decomposition and Separable Optimization

no code implementations30 Sep 2019 Gabriel Kalweit, Maria Huegle, Joschka Boedecker

We prove that the combination of these short- and long-term predictions is a representation of the full return, leading to the Composite Q-learning algorithm.

Q-Learning

Off-policy Multi-step Q-learning

no code implementations25 Sep 2019 Gabriel Kalweit, Maria Huegle, Joschka Boedecker

In the past few years, off-policy reinforcement learning methods have shown promising results in their application for robot control.

Q-Learning

Dynamic Input for Deep Reinforcement Learning in Autonomous Driving

no code implementations25 Jul 2019 Maria Huegle, Gabriel Kalweit, Branka Mirchevska, Moritz Werling, Joschka Boedecker

In many real-world decision making problems, reaching an optimal decision requires taking into account a variable number of objects around the agent.

Autonomous Driving Decision Making +2

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