In this paper, a novel genetic algorithm based on a “collaborative” fitness-sharing technique to deal with the multi-robot localization problem is proposed. Indeed, the use of the fitness-sharing is twofold and competitive. It preserves the diversity among individuals during the space exploration process, thus maintaining evolutionary niches over time, and reinforces the best hypotheses by means of collaboration among robots, thus augmenting the selection pressure. Simulations by exploiting the robotics framework Player/Stage have been performed along with a proper statistical analysis for performance assessment.

Gasparri, A., Priolo, A., Panzieri, S. (2010). A Fitness-Sharing based Genetic Algorithm for Collaborative Multi Robot Localization. INTELLIGENT SERVICE ROBOTICS, 3(2), 137-149 [10.1007/s11370-010-0065-4].

A Fitness-Sharing based Genetic Algorithm for Collaborative Multi Robot Localization

GASPARRI, ANDREA;PANZIERI, Stefano
2010-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, a novel genetic algorithm based on a “collaborative” fitness-sharing technique to deal with the multi-robot localization problem is proposed. Indeed, the use of the fitness-sharing is twofold and competitive. It preserves the diversity among individuals during the space exploration process, thus maintaining evolutionary niches over time, and reinforces the best hypotheses by means of collaboration among robots, thus augmenting the selection pressure. Simulations by exploiting the robotics framework Player/Stage have been performed along with a proper statistical analysis for performance assessment.
2010
Gasparri, A., Priolo, A., Panzieri, S. (2010). A Fitness-Sharing based Genetic Algorithm for Collaborative Multi Robot Localization. INTELLIGENT SERVICE ROBOTICS, 3(2), 137-149 [10.1007/s11370-010-0065-4].
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