Planning multi-paths using speciation in genetic algorithms
C. Hocaoglu, Arthur C. Sanderson
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 26
Abstract
A path planning algorithm is developed based on a minimal representation size cluster genetic algorithm (MRSC GA). The algorithm utilizes evolutionary computation techniques for planning paths for mobile robots, piano-movers problems and N-link manipulators. MRSC GA is used for generating multi-paths to provide alternative solutions to the path planning problem. The generation of alternative solutions is especially important for planning paths in dynamic environments. A novel iterative multi-resolution path representation is used as a basis for the GA coding. The effectiveness of the algorithm is demonstrated on a number of 2D path planning problems.
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