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A Reinforcement Learning-Based Robust Path Tracking Controller for Nonlinear Mobile Robot Dynamics under Uncertainty

Aug 2026 · Journal of Vibration Engineering & Technologies · Vol 14 · 1 citation · 67 references

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The results demonstrate that combining reinforcement learning with control-oriented reward shaping, action smoothing, and Lipschitz-constrained policy design can provide an effective framework for robust nonlinear vehicle path tracking.

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