SWARM
Localizing odor source with multi-robot based on hybrid particle swarm optimization
Jianhua Zhang, Guosheng Hao, Wanqiu Zhang
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
Odor source localization is a challenging task for mobile robots in the real world. A refined hybrid particle swarm optimization by combining with bacterial foraging optimization is proposed for odor source localization of a swarm of robots. In the proposed algorithm, a chemotaxis operation is integrated into particle swarm optimization to lead robots to track a plume, and an elimination-dispersal operation is adopted to prevent particles trapping in local minim. Simulation results show that the proposed method can find an odor source with higher success rate.
Keywords
Particle swarm optimizationRobotComputer scienceOdorForagingMobile robotBiological dispersalSwarm behaviourArtificial intelligenceMathematical optimization
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