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Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Crowd Flow Control Using Dynamic Barriers
Crowd barriers are widely used to regulate pedestrian movement during large public events such as pilgrimages. However, fixed barrier layouts often create unnecessary stopping and local congestion even when they successfully control the overall crowd flow. Finding better barrier configurations is di
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