Józef Lisowski

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Gdynia Maritime University

Poland

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Professor Józef Lisowski is a distinguished faculty member at Gdynia Maritime University in Poland. His research areas encompass autonomous systems, specifically focusing on multi-object control, trajectory optimization, and safety in autonomous driving. His recent publications include work on neural domains in collision risk assessment and multi-object control methods using optimization techniques.

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Articles (17)

Sensitivity of transport object control quality for measuring the inaccuracy of state variables

Maximum Principle in Autonomous Multi-Object Safe Trajectory Optimization

Radar Perception of Multi-Object Collision Risk Neural Domains during Autonomous Driving

Creating Autonomous Multi-Object Safe Control via Different Forms of Neural Constraints of Dynamic Programming

Computational Intelligence Supporting the Safe Control of Autonomous Multi-Objects

Research on Synthesis of Multi-Layer Intelligent System for Optimal and Safe Control of Marine Autonomous Object

Nonlinear Multi-Object Differential Game Simulation Model in LabVIEW

Optimality of Safe Game and Non-Game Control of Marine Objects

.: Effect of Ship Neural Domain Shape on Safe and Optimal Trajectory

Maintaining Symmetry in Optimal and Safe Control of the Ship to Avoid Collisions at Sea

A Synthesis of Algorithms Determining a Safe Trajectory in a Group of Autonomous Vehicles Using a Sequential Game and Neural Network

A Synthesis of Algorithms Determining a Safe Trajectory in a Group of Autonomous Vehicles Using a Sequential Game and Neural Network

Comparison of Multi-Object Control Methods Using Multi-Objective Optimization

Particle swarm methods for transport and logistics optimization processes

Artificial Intelligence Methods in Safe Ship Control Based on Marine Environment Remote Sensing

Quality Analysis of Small Maritime Target Detection by Means of Passive Radar Reflectors in Different Sea States

Review of Ship Collision Avoidance Guidance Algorithms Using Remote Sensing and Game Control

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Anna Miller

Mostefa Mohamed-Seghir

Agnieszka Lazarowska

Mirosław Tomera

Andrzej Rak

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