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Emergency Preemption Without Online Exploration: A Decision Transformer Approach

Emergency vehicle (EV) response time is a critical determinant of survival outcomes, yet deployed signal preemption strategies remain reactive and uncontrollable. We propose a return-conditioned framework for emergency corridor optimization based on the Decision Transformer (DT). By casting corridor optimization as offline, return-conditioned sequence modeling, our approach (1) eliminates online environment interaction during policy learning, (2) enables dispatch-level urgency control through a single target-return scalar, and (3) extends to multi-agent settings via a Multi-Agent Decision Transformer (MADT) with graph attention for spatial coordination. On the LightSim simulator, DT reduc...

AuthorsHaoran Su, Hanxiao Deng, Yandong Sun
Primary categorycs.LG
Published20 March 2026
Last updated at source20 March 2026
cs.LGcs.AI
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