OTHER
Dynamic robot planning: cooperation through competition
Edward W. Large, Henrik I. Christensen, Růžena Bajcsy
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 14
Abstract
We address scaling of the "dynamic systems" approach for robot planning to multi-agent cooperation. To accommodate this extension it is necessary to carefully consider how individual behaviors contribute to the vector field. To avoid spurious minima and related problems a competition dynamics is introduced and its stability is analyzed. A system of two cooperating agents is designed, and examples are presented to illustrate the utility of this approach.
Keywords
Spurious relationshipMaxima and minimaComputer scienceRobotCompetition (biology)Motion planningMobile robotExtension (predicate logic)Stability (learning theory)Field (mathematics)
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