Deep Ad-hoc Sub-Team Partition Learning for Multi-Agent Air Combat Cooperation

In the future, unmanned autonomous air combat will encounter large-scale confrontation scenarios, where agents must consider complex time-varying relationships among aircraft when making decisions. Previous works have already introduced Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL) into air combat and succeeded in surpassing the human expert level. However, they mainly focus on small-scale air combat with low relationship complexity, e.g., 1-vs-1 or 2-vs-2. As more agents join the confrontation, existing algorithms tend to suffer significant performance degradation due to the increase in problem dimensions. In view of this, this paper proposes Deep Ad-hoc Sub-Team Partition Learning(DASPL) to address large-scale air combat problems. DASPL models multi-agent air combat as a graph to handle the complex relations and introduces an automatic partitioning mechanism to generate dynamic sub-teams, which converts the existing large-scale multi-agent air combat cooperation problem into multiple small-scale equivalence problems. Additionally, DASPL incorporates an efficient message passing method among the participating sub-teams.

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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iros58592.2024.10801614
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Deep Ad-hoc Sub-Team Partition Learning for Multi-Agent Air Combat Cooperation

Haiyin Piao, Ruizhao Yang, Yi Hu, Songyuan Fan et al.
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Deep Ad-hoc Sub-Team Partition Learning for Multi-Agent Air Combat Cooperation

Haiyin Piao, Ruizhao Yang, Yi Hu, Songyuan Fan, Feng Jiang
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Abstract

In the future, unmanned autonomous air combat will encounter large-scale confrontation scenarios, where agents must consider complex time-varying relationships among aircraft when making decisions. Previous works have already introduced Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL) into air combat and succeeded in surpassing the human expert level. However, they mainly focus on small-scale air combat with low relationship complexity, e.g., 1-vs-1 or 2-vs-2. As more agents join the confrontation, existing algorithms tend to suffer significant performance degradation due to the increase in problem dimensions. In view of this, this paper proposes Deep Ad-hoc Sub-Team Partition Learning(DASPL) to address large-scale air combat problems. DASPL models multi-agent air combat as a graph to handle the complex relations and introduces an automatic partitioning mechanism to generate dynamic sub-teams, which converts the existing large-scale multi-agent air combat cooperation problem into multiple small-scale equivalence problems. Additionally, DASPL incorporates an efficient message passing method among the participating sub-teams.

Northwestern Polytechnical University (CN), Harbin Institute of Technology (CN)
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