Titlebook: Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics X; Proceedings of the T Emilio Frazzoli,Tomas Lozano-Perez,Daniela Rus Conference proceedings 2013 Spri

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Multi-robot Coverage and Exploration in Non-Euclidean Metric Spaces, of a convex environment with Euclidean metric is that proposed by Cortes, ., which is based on the discrete-time Lloyd’s algorithm. It is significantly difficult to achieve the same in non-convex environments and with non-Euclidean metrics. In this paper we generalize the control law based on minim

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Sparse Roadmap Spanners,ow too large. If optimality is relaxed, asymptotically near-optimal solutions produce sparser graphs by not including all edges. The idea stems from graph spanners, which produce sparse subgraphs that guarantee near-optimal paths. Existing asymptotically optimal and near-optimal planners, however, i

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Toggle PRM: A Coordinated Mapping of C-Free and C-Obstacle in Arbitrary Dimension,ased approach known as the Probabilistic RoadMap Method (PRM). PRM and its many variants have demonstrated great success for some high-dimensional problems, but they all have some level of difficulty in the presence of narrow passages. Recently, an approach called Toggle PRM has been introduced whos

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On the Power of Manifold Samples in Exploring Configuration Spaces and the Dimensionality of Narrowomplete analysis of low-dimensional configuration spaces with sampling-based approaches that are appropriate for higher dimensions. The framework explores the configuration space by taking samples that are . capturing its connectivity much better than isolated point samples. The contributions of thi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-94910-6e provide two approximation algorithms; an .(log .)-approximation and an .(log .)-approximation, where . is the ratio between the maximum and minimum vertex weight. We provide simulation results which demonstrate that our algorithms can be applied to problems consisting of thousands of vertices.

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Ladson Hinton,Patricia A. Areánrward extension of prevalent sampling-based algorithms for the .-color case, fails even on simple scenarios. Interestingly, our algorithm outperforms a state-of-the- art implementation for the standard multi-robot problem, in which each robot has a distinct color.

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Ladson Hinton,Patricia A. Areáns together ideas from various planners but deviates from existing integrations of .* with graph spanners. Simulations for rigid bodies show that . indeed provides small roadmaps and results in faster query resolution. The rate of node addition is shown to decrease over time and the quality of soluti