Evolution of Task Partitioning in Swarm Robotics
Eliseo Ferrante, Edgar A. Duéñez‐Guzmán, Ali Emre Turgut
- 发表年份
- 2016
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- 3
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Abstract Task-partitioning refers to the process whereby a task is divided into two or more sub-tasks. Through task par-titioning both efficiency and effectiveness can be improved provided the right environmental conditions. We synthesize self-organized task partitioning behaviors for a swarm of mobile robots using artificial evolution. Through validation experiments, we show that the synthe-sized behaviors exploits behavioral specialization despite being based on homogeneous individual behaviors. Introduction Social insects exhibit astonishing levels of social organization (Wilson, 1971). One of the organiza-tional paradigms used by social insects is division of labour, whereby they perform complex tasks by having parts of the colonies specializing into sub-tasks (Wilson, 1971). Two
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