Improving agent performance in fluid environments by perceptual pretraining
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| author | Zhang, Jin Xue, Jianyang Cao, Bochao |
| author_facet | Zhang, Jin Xue, Jianyang Cao, Bochao |
| contents | In this paper, we construct a pretraining framework for fluid environment perception, which includes an information compression model and the corresponding pretraining method. We test this framework in a two-cylinder problem through numerical simulation. The results show that after unsupervised pretraining with this framework, the intelligent agent can acquire key features of surrounding fluid environment, thereby adapting more quickly and effectively to subsequent multi-scenario tasks. In our research, these tasks include perceiving the position of the upstream obstacle and actively avoiding shedding vortices in the flow field to achieve drag reduction. Better performance of the pretrained agent is discussed in the sensitivity analysis. |
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| spellingShingle | Improving agent performance in fluid environments by perceptual pretraining Zhang, Jin Xue, Jianyang Cao, Bochao Robotics Fluid Dynamics In this paper, we construct a pretraining framework for fluid environment perception, which includes an information compression model and the corresponding pretraining method. We test this framework in a two-cylinder problem through numerical simulation. The results show that after unsupervised pretraining with this framework, the intelligent agent can acquire key features of surrounding fluid environment, thereby adapting more quickly and effectively to subsequent multi-scenario tasks. In our research, these tasks include perceiving the position of the upstream obstacle and actively avoiding shedding vortices in the flow field to achieve drag reduction. Better performance of the pretrained agent is discussed in the sensitivity analysis. |
| title | Improving agent performance in fluid environments by perceptual pretraining |
| topic | Robotics Fluid Dynamics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.03230 |