Kaibiao Yang

Mr. Kaibiao Yang


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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27 August 2022 in International Journal of Control, Automation, and Systems
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KYKaibiao Yang
Kaibiao Yang
WDWenhan Dong
Wenhan Dong
YTYingyi Tong
Yingyi Tong
DLDunwang Li
Dunwang Li

19 August 2022 in Electronics
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KYKaibiao Yang
Kaibiao Yang
WDWenhan Dong
Wenhan Dong
MCMing Cai
Ming Cai
SJShengde Jia
Shengde Jia
RLRi Liu
Ri Liu
Autonomous maneuver decision by an unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) is a critical part of air combat that requires both flight safety and tactical maneuvering. In this paper, an unmanned combat air vehicle air combat maneuver decision method based on a proximal policy optimization algorithm (PPO) is proposed. Firstly, a motion model of the unmanned combat air vehicle and a situation assessment model of air combat was established to describe the motion situation of the unmanned combat air vehicle. An enemy maneuver policy based on a situation assessment with a greedy algorithm was also proposed for air combat confrontation, which aimed to verify the performance of the proximal policy optimization algorithm. Then, an action space based on a basic maneuver library and a state observation space of the proximal policy optimization algorithm were constructed, and a reward function with situation reward shaping was designed for accelerating the convergence rate. Finally, a simulation of air combat confrontation was carried out, which showed that the agent using the proximal policy optimization algorithm learned to combine a series of basic maneuvers, such as diving, climb and circling, into tactical maneuvers and eventually defeated the enemy. The winning rate of the proximal policy optimization algorithm reached 62%, and the corresponding losing rate was only 11%.