Bibliographic Details
| Title: |
A Memory Driven Self-learning Combat Agent Architecture in a 3D Virtual Environment. |
| Authors: |
Tianci Zhang, Yongyong Wei, Hao Fang |
| Source: |
Journal of Web Engineering; 2025, Vol. 24 Issue 5, p687-711, 25p |
| Subject Terms: |
Artificial intelligence, Reinforcement learning, Decision making, Electronic data processing, Multiagent systems |
| Abstract: |
Agent behavior modeling in 3D virtual environments is a critical challenge in artificial intelligence and military simulation. While rule-based methods (e.g., finite state machines) are widely used, their limitations in adaptability and development efficiency hinder their application in dynamic combat scenarios. To address this, a memory-driven self-learning agent (MDSLA) architecture is proposed, integrating visual, auditory, and game features to simulate human-like battlefield decision-making. The architecture employs an asynchronous advantage actor-critic (A3C) framework to enhance training efficiency and incorporates a memory module for processing historical perception data. Experimental validation in the Vizdoom environment demonstrates that MDSLA outperforms traditional rule-based methods and mainstream reinforcement learning algorithms in convergence speed and combat effectiveness. Furthermore, a parallel simulation mechanism is implemented via high-speed middleware, enabling seamless deployment of the model on both Vizdoom and a high-precision simulation platform (HPSP). Results from HPSP experiments show a 33% reduction in task execution time and a 24.1% improvement in lethality compared to finite state machine-driven agents. This work provides a scalable framework for developing intelligent combat agents with enhanced adaptability and realism in 3D virtual environments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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| Database: |
Complementary Index |