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Multi-Robot Systems Optimization and Analysis Using MILP and CLP ⁄
Christian Reinl, Florian Ruh, Frieder Stolzenburg, Oskar von Stryk
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Formal methods for multi-robot system analysis, specially logic-based methods, operate on discrete models. Optimization methods for simultaneous trajectory and task allocation, namely mixed integer dynamic optimization, operate on hybrid dynamical models which take into account a model of the motion dynamics of the physical robot. In this paper, ongoing work towards a coherent treatment of both approaches is described. A benchmark problem from robot soccer is introduced and used as an illustrative example.
Keywords
RobotBenchmark (surveying)Task (project management)Computer scienceTrajectoryMathematical optimizationOptimization problemTrajectory optimizationInteger (computer science)Control engineering
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