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A structured algorithm for minimum <i>l</i><sub>∞</sub>-norm solutions and its application to a robot velocity workspace analysis

Jihong Lee

Year
2001
Citations
35

Abstract

Herein is proposed a concise algorithmic procedure for deriving a minimum l ∞ -norm solution of the system of consistent linear equations Ax = b , where A is a m × n matrix, b is given as a m ×1 vector and x is a n ×1 unknown vector. The proposed algorithm is developed based on the geometrical analysis of the characteristics of the minimum infinity-norm solution. The proposed algorithm is well-structured so that it may be implemented easily through simple linear algebraic manipulation. For the case of n &gt; m , the basic idea of the method is extended to finding internally mapped vertices when a n dimensional polytope is transformed into m dimensional polytope through consistent linear mapping A . The proposed method is applied to the task velocity analysis for robot manipulators with joint velocity constraints.

Keywords

PolytopeWorkspaceNorm (philosophy)MathematicsRobotAlgorithmSimple (philosophy)CombinatoricsComputer scienceArtificial intelligence

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