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Objects Relocation in Clutter with Robot Manipulators via Tree-based Q-Learning Algorithm: Analysis and Experiments
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DOI：10.1007/s10846-022-01719-9.png)
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This work addresses the problem of retrieving a target object from cluttered environment using a robot manipulator. In the details, the proposed solution relies on a Task and Motion Planning approach based on a two-level architecture: the high-level is a Task Planner aimed at finding the optimal objects sequence to relocate, according to a metric based on the objects weight; the low-level is a Motion Planner in charge of planning the end-effector path for reaching the specific objects taking into account the robot physical constraints. The high-level task planner is a Reinforcement Learning agent, trained using the information coming from the low-level Motion Planner. In this work we consider the Q-Tree algorithm, which is based on a dynamic tree structure inspired by the Q-learning technique. Three different RL-policies with two kinds of tree exploration techniques (Breadth and Depth) are compared in simulation scenarios with different complexity. Moreover, the proposed learning methods are experimentally validated in a real scenario by adopting a KINOVA Jaco(2) 7-DoFs robot manipulator.
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Motion planning
Task planning
Reinforcement learning
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