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15 July 2002 Robust control of a swarm of UCAVs
Kuo-Chi Lin, Han Yu, Lei Zhou, Zheng Xia, Alex F. Sisti, Steven M. Alexander
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Abstract
The control of the Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle's swarm behavior is studied. One command string controls the motion of all Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles in a mission. Each Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle moves according to the control decoded from the same control command string. There is no explicit coordination among them. However, the decoding of a control command string partially depends on other Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles surrounding it. If the control command string is properly chosen, the motion of the swarm of Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles will perform well collectively. Genetic algorithm is used to evolve the control command string. The robustness of the control is studied. Monte Carlo simulation in conjunction with Genetic Algorithm is used to evolve the robust control when wind-gust disturbance exists. The results of different approached are compared.
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Kuo-Chi Lin, Han Yu, Lei Zhou, Zheng Xia, Alex F. Sisti, and Steven M. Alexander "Robust control of a swarm of UCAVs", Proc. SPIE 4716, Enabling Technologies for Simulation Science VI, (15 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.474905
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KEYWORDS
Unmanned combat air vehicles

Monte Carlo methods

Sensors

Genetic algorithms

Surveillance

Binary data

Computer simulations

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