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Register a new userDecision-Making Technology for Autonomous Vehicles Learning-Based Methods, Applications and Future Outlook
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Qi Liu
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2021
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Informatics Engineering
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English
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Autonomous vehicles have a great potential in the application of both civil and military fields, and have become the focus of research with the rapid development of science and economy. This article proposes a brief review on learning-based decision-making technology for autonomous vehicles since it is significant for safer and efficient performance of autonomous vehicles. Firstly, the basic outline of decision-making technology is provided. Secondly, related works about learning-based decision-making methods for autonomous vehicles are mainly reviewed with the comparison to classical decision-making methods. In addition, applications of decision-making methods in existing autonomous vehicles are summarized. Finally, promising research topics in the future study of decision-making technology for autonomous vehicles are prospected.
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