Cooperative offensive decision-making for soccer robots based on bi-channel Q-value evaluation MADDPG

Yu, Lingli; Li, Keyi; Huo, Shuxin; Zhou, Kaijun

doi:10.1016/j.engappai.2023.105994

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“…For example, we could include the studies of building entities that produces a more efficient and strong bioluminescence than that found in nature ( Cubitt et al, 1995 ; Heim and Tsien, 1996 ), or develop a hemoglobin protein that transports oxygen more efficiently in red blood cells ( Cooper et al, 2019 ; Morita et al, 2021 ), or extend the natural lifespan of a given living cell ( Smith et al, 2018 ; Lan et al, 2019 ; Mahmoudi et al, 2019 ). We could also include studies on the design of artificial intelligence (or A-life) that can perform better human intellectual function (e.g.,: AlphaZero play the games of Chess and Go better than humans; Silver et al, 2018 ; McGrath et al, 2022 ) or human physical capacity (e.g.,: the promising Atlas robot from Boston Dynamics; DIANA robot that can ski a big slalom, Park et al, 2022 ; also the team of robots playing soccer; Yu et al, 2023 ) or footbal ( Song et al, 2022 ).…”

Section: Structural and Functional Objects Of Synthetic Biologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Epistemology of synthetic biology: a new theoretical framework based on its potential objects and objectives

Plante

2023

Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol.

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Synthetic biology is a new research field which attempts to understand, modify, and create new biological entities by adopting a modular and systemic conception of the living organisms. The development of synthetic biology has generated a pluralism of different approaches, bringing together a set of heterogeneous practices and conceptualizations from various disciplines, which can lead to confusion within the synthetic biology community as well as with other biological disciplines. I present in this manuscript an epistemological analysis of synthetic biology in order to better define this new discipline in terms of objects of study and specific objectives. First, I present and analyze the principal research projects developed at the foundation of synthetic biology, in order to establish an overview of the practices in this new emerging discipline. Then, I analyze an important scientometric study on synthetic biology to complete this overview. Afterwards, considering this analysis, I suggest a three-level classification of the object of study for synthetic biology (which are different kinds of living entities that can be built in the laboratory), based on three successive criteria: structural hierarchy, structural origin, functional origin. Finally, I propose three successively linked objectives in which synthetic biology can contribute (where the achievement of one objective led to the development of the other): interdisciplinarity collaboration (between natural, artificial, and theoretical sciences), knowledge of natural living entities (past, present, future, and alternative), pragmatic definition of the concept of “living” (that can be used by biologists in different contexts). Considering this new theoretical framework, based on its potential objects and objectives, I take the position that synthetic biology has not only the potential to develop its own new approach (which includes methods, objects, and objectives), distinct from other subdisciplines in biology, but also the ability to develop new knowledge on living entities.

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Section: Structural and Functional Objects Of Synthetic Biologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Epistemology of synthetic biology: a new theoretical framework based on its potential objects and objectives

Plante

2023

Front. Bioeng. Biotechnol.

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Collaborative optimization of multi-energy multi-microgrid system: A hierarchical trust-region multi-agent reinforcement learning approach

Xu,

Zeng

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Applied Energy

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Eligibility traces in an autonomous soccer robot with obstacle avoidance and navigation policy

Azarkasb,

Khasteh

2024

Applied Soft Computing

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Cooperative offensive decision-making for soccer robots based on bi-channel Q-value evaluation MADDPG

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Epistemology of synthetic biology: a new theoretical framework based on its potential objects and objectives

Epistemology of synthetic biology: a new theoretical framework based on its potential objects and objectives

Collaborative optimization of multi-energy multi-microgrid system: A hierarchical trust-region multi-agent reinforcement learning approach

Eligibility traces in an autonomous soccer robot with obstacle avoidance and navigation policy

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