Online Multi-Robot Coverage: Algorithm Comparisons
Elizabeth A. Jensen, Maria Gini
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
We consider the common assumptions made when multi-robot systems are used for exploration and coverage and the metrics used to compare performance. We then take three algorithms -- the Rolling Dispersion Algorithm (RDA), the Multi-Robot Depth-First-Search (MR-DFS) algorithm, and the BoB algorithm -- chosen for their different strengths and assumptions, and compare, using a set of common metrics, their performance in different simulation environments. We present two simple extensions to RDA -- RDA-MS (multi-start) and RDA-EC (extended communication), which preserve RDA's original assumptions, but are able to perform as well as the algorithms that make more demanding assumptions.
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