On the near-optimality of sensor-based navigation in a 2D unknown environment with simple shape

On the near-optimality of sensor-based navigation in a 2D unknown environment with simple shape
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简单形状二维未知环境中基于传感器的导航的近最优

DOI:
10.1109/robot.1999.770004
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发表时间:
1999
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Proceedings 1999 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.99CH36288C)
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通讯作者:
Kenji Urakawa
Kenji Urakawa
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作者:
H. Noborio;Kenji Urakawa

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我们专注于如何移动的机器人选择其方向,以遵循遇到的障碍。为此,在一个不确定的二维环境中,简单的形状,我们提出了新的基于传感器的导航算法简单(Class 1)和简单(Bug 2)的基础上经典算法Class 1和Bug 2。此外,为了显示所提出的算法的接近最优性,我们确定了竞争比r/sub 1/=(Simple(Class 1)选择的路径长度)/(基于模型的路径规划选择的最短路径长度),并且还确定了最差比r/sub 2/=(Class 1选择的路径长度/(Simple(Class 1)选择的路径长度)。此外,我们确定竞争比r/sub 1/=(由Simple(Bug 2)选择的路径长度)/(由基于模型的路径规划选择的最短路径长度),并且还确定最差比r/sub 2/=(由Bug 2选择的路径长度)/(由Simple(Bug 2)选择的路径长度)。由于竞争比r/sub 1/是有界的,新算法被认为是近优算法。另一方面,由于最坏比r/sub 2/是由一个大的有限值或无穷大决定的,新算法相对于经典算法有了很大的改进。
We focus on how a mobile robot selects its direction to follow an encountered obstacle. For this purpose, in an uncertain 2D environment with simple shape, we propose new sensor-based navigation algorithms Simple(Class1) and Simple(Bug2) based on classic algorithms Class1 and Bug2. Moreover, in order to show a near-optimality of the proposed algorithms, we determine a competitive ratio r/sub 1/=(path length selected by Simple(Class1))/(the shortest path length selected by the model-based path-planning), and also determine a worst ratio r/sub 2/=(path length selected by Class1/(path length selected by Simple(Class1)). Also, we determine a competitive ratio r/sub 1/=(path length selected by Simple(Bug2))/(the shortest path length selected by the model-based path-planning), and also determine a worst ratio r/sub 2/=(path length selected by Bug2)/(path length selected by Simple(Bug2)). Since the competitive ratio r/sub 1/ is bounded by a small finite value, the new algorithms are regarded as near-optimal algorithms. On the other hand, since the worst ratio r/sub 2/ is determined by a large finite valve or infinite, the new algorithms are greatly improved against the classic algorithms.