Titlebook: Swarm Stability and Optimization; Veysel Gazi,Kevin M. Passino Book 2011 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011 Swarm Coordination.Swarm I

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Swarms of Double Integrator Agentssent, and provide clear connections between local agent-agent interactions and emergent group behavior. Moreover, the simulations at the end of the chapter show that very complicated but orderly group behaviors, reminiscent of those seen in biology, emerge in the presence of noise.

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Swarm Coordination and Control Problemse problems. In particular, we present aggregation, social foraging, formation control, swarm tracking, and distributed agreement. We also present the problem of function minimization since we will approach it using biologically inspired direct search methods in the last part of this book. At the end

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Swarms of Single Integrator Agents . model. In this model the motion of an agent ., . = 1, ..., ., is given by . where . is the state of agent . and . is its control input. We refer to this model as a . or . agent model since it ignores the lower-level vehicle dynamics of the individual agents.

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Swarms of Double Integrator Agentsand use a Lyapunov approach to develop conditions under which local agent actions lead to cohesive foraging. The conditions here allow for the presence of “noise” characterized by uncertainty on sensing other agent’s position and velocity, and in sensing nutrients (a resource profile) that each agen

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Formation Control Using Nonlinear Servomechanismsm, which is a completely different approach from the potential functions method discussed in the preceding chapters. First we formulate the problem for general nonlinear agent dynamics and present two different type of controllers which are namely the full information and error feedback controllers

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One-Dimensional Discrete-Time Swarmill consider this case. First, we describe the model of a single agent. Then, we present the one-dimensional swarm model (i.e., when many agents are arranged next to each other on a line). The model we consider also allows for asynchronous operation and time delays in neighbor position sensing. Ther