Emmanuel-Naive/MATD3

Use Multi-agent Twin Delayed Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient(TD3) algorithm to find reasonable paths for ships

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This project helps maritime professionals, like ship captains, navigators, or fleet managers, simulate and plan safe routes for multiple vessels. You provide initial positions and intended destinations for ships in various scenarios (like head-on or crossing paths), and the system generates optimized, collision-free movement paths. It's designed for anyone needing to analyze and ensure the safe navigation of ships in complex environments.

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Use this if you need to simulate and find optimal, collision-free paths for multiple ships in challenging navigation scenarios.

Not ideal if you are looking for real-time autonomous navigation systems for physical vessels, as this is a simulation and pathfinding tool.

maritime-navigation ship-routing collision-avoidance maritime-safety fleet-management
No License Stale 6m No Package No Dependents
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Jan 02, 2023

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