Intelligent System for Robotic Navigation Using ANFIS and ACOr
Malika Lazreg, Nacéra Benamrane
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
In this article we propose an intelligent system for mobile robot navigation in different environments, using ANFIS and ACOr. This system is capable of ensuring to mobile robot to navigate by reacting to the various situations encountered in different environments. In a first step, we use the ANFIS controller (Adaptive network-based fuzzy inference system) in which the contribution of the fuzzy logic of TAKAJI-SUGENO is added to that of the neural networks in a suitable way. In the second step, the ant colony method in a continuous environment ACOr (Ant colony optimization for continuous domains) is grafted into the second layer of the ANFIS network for hybridization. Simulations of the movements of the robot and the graphic interfaces are realized under the C ++ language.
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