论文:2013,Vol:31,Issue(2):250-254
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刘明雍, 雷小康, 彭星光. 融合邻域自适应跟随的群集系统分群控制方法研究[J]. 西北工业大学
Liu Mingyong, Lei Xiaokang, Peng Xingguang. A Control Algorithm for Flock Fission Based on Adaptive Local Following Interaction[J]. Northwestern polytechnical university

融合邻域自适应跟随的群集系统分群控制方法研究
刘明雍, 雷小康, 彭星光
西北工业大学 航海学院, 陕西 西安 710072
摘要:
分群运动表征为有序运动的群体在外部信息作用下自发分裂为多个独立子群的现象。针对传统基于避撞、组队和聚集行为的群集运动控制方法难于实现分群运动的问题,提出一种融合了邻域自适应跟随行为的分群控制方法。该方法引入了基于序参量的邻域自适应跟随行为,实现了外部信息作用下群体的自组织分群运动。仿真实验验证了所提分群控制方法的可行性和有效性。
关键词:    群集系统    分群控制    自适应跟随    序参量   
A Control Algorithm for Flock Fission Based on Adaptive Local Following Interaction
Liu Mingyong, Lei Xiaokang, Peng Xingguang
College of Marine Engineering,Northwestern Polytechnical University,Xi'an 710072,China
Abstract:
The fission behavior of flocks manifests as the autonomous splitting of a coherent group into multiple sub-groups under external stimulus. The traditional flocking algorithms based on the interaction rules of attraction,re-pulsion and alignment have the properties of state consensus which encumber the process of group splitting. In thispaper, a novel control algorithm is proposed by integrating an adaptive following behavior with the long-range attrac-tion,short-range repulsion,and consensus-based alignment behaviors. Sections 2 and 3 of the full paper explainour strategy,which,we believe,can implement the autonomous splitting of flock under external stimulus. Section4 gives simulation results and their analysis,which verify preliminarily the validity and effectiveness of the proposedalgorithm for fission control.
Key words:    algorithms    control    computer simulation;adaptive local following interaction    control algorithm forflock fission    order parameter   
收稿日期: 2012-05-06     修回日期:
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基金项目: 国家自然科学基金(51179156、50979093、61105068)资助
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作者简介: 刘明雍(1973-),西北工业大学教授、博士生导师,主要从事导航制导与控制研究。
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