2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2021.106781
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Formula-E race strategy development using distributed policy gradient reinforcement learning

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“…In this framework, a strategic hint might relate to activating the attack mode in the final phases of the e-prix as performed by A-ECMS in Figure 8(a). This contrasts with the attack mode activation being performed in the first laps of the e-prix as in Liu et al 21 Indeed, an eventual Safety car entry leading the drivers to queue in a slow speed platoon might nullify the time advantage achieved earlier in the race at the expenses of lowering both the battery available energy and the allowed margin in battery temperature increase. 3 for obtained results in terms of ERT for both DP and A-ECMS in these race conditions.…”
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“…In this framework, a strategic hint might relate to activating the attack mode in the final phases of the e-prix as performed by A-ECMS in Figure 8(a). This contrasts with the attack mode activation being performed in the first laps of the e-prix as in Liu et al 21 Indeed, an eventual Safety car entry leading the drivers to queue in a slow speed platoon might nullify the time advantage achieved earlier in the race at the expenses of lowering both the battery available energy and the allowed margin in battery temperature increase. 3 for obtained results in terms of ERT for both DP and A-ECMS in these race conditions.…”
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“…TM is supposed not to have a direct impact on SOC, while its impact on the lap time can be derived as well from the 2D lookup table f. In this paper, the Marrakesh e-prix track is considered, and the corresponding lookup table f is illustrated in Figure 2. f allows predicting the lap time as a function of BE lap and TM and it has been derived in this case from Liu et al 21 As concerns the attack mode, a value of 0 for AM stands for the normal mode being selected for the current lap. On the other hand, a value of 1 denotes the activation of the attack mode to enter in operation for the following lap, while a value of 2 represents the attack mode being in operation for the current lap, thus having the extra 35 kW of tractive power enabled.…”
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