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Deep Reinforcement Multi-Directional Kick-Learning of a Simulated Robot with Toes

Martin Spitznagel, David Weiler, Klaus Dorer

Year
2021
Citations
10

Abstract

This paper describes a thorough analysis of using PPO to learn kick behaviors with simulated NAO robots in the simspark environment. The analysis includes an investigation of the influence of PPO hyperparameters, network size, training setups and performance in real games. We believe to improve the state of the art mainly in four points: first, the kicks are learned with a toed version of the NAO robot, second, we improve the reliability with respect to kickable area and avoidance of falls, third, the kick can be parameterized with desired distance and direction as input to the deep network and fourth, the approach allows to integrate the learned behavior seamlessly into soccer games. The result is a significant improvement of the general level of play.

Keywords

Reinforcement learningComputer scienceRobotHyperparameterReliability (semiconductor)Artificial intelligenceParameterized complexitySimulationReinforcementEngineering

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