"Scalable Truck-Drone Coordination with Reinforcement Learning: Toward Real-Time Last-Mile Delivery Optimization"

The study offers a new reinforcement learning contour to adapt the traveling seller problem with a drone (TSP-D), which faces challenges in final delivery logistics. The proposed method benefits from a near proximal political adaptation (PPO) combined with a deep remaining forward nerve architecture to effectively coordinate truck-drainage operations. A large contribution lies in extended state representation, which integrates the position of transit, the remaining travel time and viable drone-causal nodes, which use the algorithm of Dijkstra. The model was evaluated under two scenarios: unlimited and limited drone area. The results show calculation performance on better routing efficiency, solution quality and benchmark algorithms. PPO ensures policy stability and effective learning in a complex urban environment. The residual architecture reduces the disappearance of the disappearance, which enables intensive network training. This approach supports scalable and intelligent decision -making for drone -assisted logistics. The study helps to promote real -time, data -driven distribution systems for final measurement.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Published
2025-05-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i49s.10103
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Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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"Scalable Truck-Drone Coordination with Reinforcement Learning: Toward Real-Time Last-Mile Delivery Optimization"

Ali Abdul Razzaq Taresh
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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"Scalable Truck-Drone Coordination with Reinforcement Learning: Toward Real-Time Last-Mile Delivery Optimization"

Ali Abdul Razzaq Taresh
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Abstract

The study offers a new reinforcement learning contour to adapt the traveling seller problem with a drone (TSP-D), which faces challenges in final delivery logistics. The proposed method benefits from a near proximal political adaptation (PPO) combined with a deep remaining forward nerve architecture to effectively coordinate truck-drainage operations. A large contribution lies in extended state representation, which integrates the position of transit, the remaining travel time and viable drone-causal nodes, which use the algorithm of Dijkstra. The model was evaluated under two scenarios: unlimited and limited drone area. The results show calculation performance on better routing efficiency, solution quality and benchmark algorithms. PPO ensures policy stability and effective learning in a complex urban environment. The residual architecture reduces the disappearance of the disappearance, which enables intensive network training. This approach supports scalable and intelligent decision -making for drone -assisted logistics. The study helps to promote real -time, data -driven distribution systems for final measurement.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(49s)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Transportation and Mobility Innovations
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