2017
DOI: 10.21629/jsee.2017.05.14
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Trajectory online optimization for unmanned combat aerial vehicle using combined strategy

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“…Equation ( 14) is the equation for the repulsion potential used in the equation for the repulsion rate. The repulsive potential equation is partially derived around the đť‘Ą and 𝑦 axes shown in (15) and ( 16) [65], [66].…”
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“…Equation ( 14) is the equation for the repulsion potential used in the equation for the repulsion rate. The repulsive potential equation is partially derived around the đť‘Ą and 𝑦 axes shown in (15) and ( 16) [65], [66].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[13] How to design a logistics path with four fine parameters of a ring-shaped path was investigated by Upadhyay [14]. A combined strategy for online trajectory optimization of unmanned combat aerial vehicles was investigated by Dong [15]. The evolution method of route planning is Z.…”
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“…Different from K-means clustering method, the whole population is divided into several subpopulations in Ref. [16]. As there are different forms of position update formulas in differential algorithm (DE), such as DE/rand1, DE/rand/2, DE/best/1 and DE/current-to rand/1, each subpopulation can select a kind of formula to update the solutions, which can make each subpopulation evolve from different directions.…”
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