The solution of target assignment problem in command and control decision-making behaviour simulation
The solution of target assignment problem in command and control decision-making behaviour simulation
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DOI:
10.1080/17517575.2016.1177207
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发表时间:
2017-08
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Ni Li;Wenqing Huai;Shaodan Wang
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作者:
Ni Li;Wenqing Huai;Shaodan Wang
ABSTRACT C2 (command and control) has been understood to be a critical military component to meet an increasing demand for rapid information gathering and real-time decision-making in a dynamically changing battlefield environment. In this article, to improve a C2 behaviour model’s reusability and interoperability, a behaviour modelling framework was proposed to specify a C2 model’s internal modules and a set of interoperability interfaces based on the C-BML (coalition battle management language). WTA (weapon target assignment) is a typical C2 autonomous decision-making behaviour modelling problem. Different from most WTA problem descriptions, here sensors were considered to be available resources of detection and the relationship constraints between weapons and sensors were also taken into account, which brought it much closer to actual application. A modified differential evolution (MDE) algorithm was developed to solve this high-dimension optimisation problem and obtained an optimal assignment plan with high efficiency. In case study, we built a simulation system to validate the proposed C2 modelling framework and interoperability interface specification. Also, a new optimisation solution was used to solve the WTA problem efficiently and successfully.