The ridesharing system is a complex multi-agent system with multiple decision levers. RL offers a powerful modeling vehicle for optimizing this system, but as we have seen from the current literature, challenges remain in tackling complexity in the learning algorithms, the coordination among the agents, and the joint optimization of multiple levers. Along tackling these challenges, we expect that domain knowledge in ridesharing as well as transportation in general will be increasingly instrumental to the successful adoption of RL.

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Closing Remarks

  • Zhiwei (Tony) Qin,
  • Xiaocheng Tang,
  • Qingyang Li,
  • Hongtu Zhu,
  • Jieping Ye

摘要

The ridesharing system is a complex multi-agent system with multiple decision levers. RL offers a powerful modeling vehicle for optimizing this system, but as we have seen from the current literature, challenges remain in tackling complexity in the learning algorithms, the coordination among the agents, and the joint optimization of multiple levers. Along tackling these challenges, we expect that domain knowledge in ridesharing as well as transportation in general will be increasingly instrumental to the successful adoption of RL.