Simulation of the controlled movement based on the complexity principle for an automatic underwater vehicle

Siek, Yuri; Sakovich, Sergey

doi:10.21595/vp.2019.20832

Vib. proced.

2019

DOI: 10.21595/vp.2019.20832

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Simulation of the controlled movement based on the complexity principle for an automatic underwater vehicle

Yuri Siek¹,

Sergey Sakovich²

Abstract: The paper deals with the mathematical modeling of the controlled motion of an automatic underwater vehicle under conditions of inaccuracy and uncertainty of information support. Methodological and theoretical approaches based on the application of the principle of complexity and fuzzy logic are proposed.

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Simulation of the controlled movement based on the complexity principle for an automatic underwater vehicle

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