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Intelligent robots and dynamical systems
Planning purposeful activities intellectually autonomous robot in an under defined problem environment. Part II. The structure and use of frame operations
V. B. Melekhina, M. V. Khachumovb a Daghestan State Technical University, Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan, Russia
b Federal Research Center "Computer Science and Control" of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Abstract:
The model of representation of procedural knowledge of intelligent unmanned aerial vehicle without regard to a particular subject region in a given frame operations that can be planned purposeful activity in a priori underdetermined, complex problem environments. To compress and summarise the information in the developed models of knowledge representation used formulas conditional logic-dependent predicate and the linguistic variables to describe the various relations in the emerging situations of problem environment and the conditions that determine the purposeful testing of the robot for different operations. Developed procedures for automatic planning of focused activities for differences with polynomial complexity that allows the unmanned aerial vehicle, generally having limited computing resources in a rapid manner to solve complex problems focused activities in the real, a priori, under defined conditions.
Keywords:
smart UAV, the planning of focused activities, the frame-operations, under defined problem environment.
Citation:
V. B. Melekhin, M. V. Khachumov, “Planning purposeful activities intellectually autonomous robot in an under defined problem environment. Part II. The structure and use of frame operations”, Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making, 2018, no. 3, 46–56
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