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Hanna Krasowski

Technische Universität München

Informatik 6 - Professur für Cyber Physical Systems (Prof. Althoff)

Postadresse

Postal:
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching b. München

Curriculum Vitae

Hanna Krasowski joined the Cyber Physical Systems Group as a PhD candidate under the supervision of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Althoff in 2020. She is a member of the DFG Research Training Group on Continuous Verification of Cyber-Physical Systems (ConVeY). Currently, she is visiting the research group of Prof. Aaron Ames at the California Institute of Technology. Hanna received her master's degree in Robotics, Cognition, Intelligence from Technical University of Munich in 2020 and her bachelor's degree in Mechanical and Process Engineering from Technical University of Darmstadt in 2017.

Her research interests include safe reinforcement learning, motion planning and formal methods.

Offered Thesis Topics

I am always looking for self-motivated students to solve interesting problems arising in my research areas. If you are interested in my research and want to write a thesis in this field, simply send me a mail briefly describing your motivation.

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Ongoing

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Teaching

Lectures

  • Formal Methods for Cyber-Physical Systems [WiSe 20/21, WiSe 21/22] – Safe Reinforcement Learning
  • Cyber-Physical Systems [SoSe 21, SoSe 22] – Discrete Systems

Practical Course – Motion Planning for Autonomous Vehicles [WiSe 20/21, SoSe 21, WiSe 21/22, SoSe 22]

  • Benchmarking Marine Motion Planning
  • Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Vessels
  • Developing an Autonomous Vessel Simulation
  • Motion Planning for Autonomous Vessels

Seminar – Cyber-Physical Systems [WiSe 20/21, SoSe 21, WiSe 21/22, SoSe 22]

  • Review on Motion Planning and Control Strategies for Autonomous Vessels
  • Safe Reinforcement Learning for Motion Planning
  • Dynamic Vessel Models and their Applications
  • Safe Reinforcement Learning

 

Tool CommonOcean

CommonOcean is a collection of composable benchmarks for motion planning of autonomous vessels and provides researchers with means of evaluating and comparing their motion planners. A benchmark consists of a scenario with a planning problem, a vessel model including vessel parameters, and a cost function composing a unique id. Along with benchmarks, we provide tools for motion planning.

 

Publications

2021

2020

  • Krasowski, Hanna; Wang, Xiao; Althoff, Matthias: Safe Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Lane Changing Using Set-Based Prediction. 2020 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC), 2020 mehr… BibTeX Volltext ( DOI ) Volltext (mediaTUM)