NOML-NOML: hierarchical TD3 + anchor policy for flight control [P]
Summary
Introduced NOML, a custom reinforcement learning algorithm for continuous flight control that uses a hierarchical actor, anchor policy, and mirror learning to prevent oscillation and improve stability. The code is open-sourced on GitHub.
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