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Adversarial imitation learning with deep attention network for swarm systems

Wu et al., 2025

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13892316483580211749
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Wu Y
Wang T
Liu T
Zheng Z
Xu D
Peng X
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Complex & Intelligent Systems

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Swarm systems consist of a large number of interacting individuals, which exhibit complex behavior despite having simple interaction rules. However, crafting individual motion policies that can manifest desired collective behaviors poses a significant challenge due to …
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