This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By us...This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By using the data structure of octree,the octree map is constructed,and the search nodes is significantly reduced.Then,the lazy theta*algorithm,including neighbor node search,line-of-sight algorithm and heuristics weight adjustment is improved.In the process of node search,UAV constraint conditions are considered to ensure the planned path is actually flyable.The redundant nodes are reduced by the line-of-sight algorithm through judging whether visible between two nodes.Heuristic weight adjustment strategy is employed to control the precision and speed of search.Finally,the simulation results show that the improved lazy theta*algorithm is suitable for path planning of UAV in complex environment with multi-constraints.The effectiveness and flight ability of the algorithm are verified by comparing experiments and real flight.展开更多
For solving the stochastic differential equations driven by fractional Brownian motion,we present the modified split-step theta method by combining truncated Euler-Maruyama method with split-step theta method.For the ...For solving the stochastic differential equations driven by fractional Brownian motion,we present the modified split-step theta method by combining truncated Euler-Maruyama method with split-step theta method.For the problem under a locally Lipschitz condition and a linear growth condition,we analyze the strong convergence and the exponential stability of the proposed method.Moreover,for the stochastic delay differential equations with locally Lipschitz drift condition and globally Lipschitz diffusion condition,we give the order of convergence.Finally,numerical experiments are done to confirm the theoretical conclusions.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant U2013201in part by the Key R & D projects (Social Development) in Jiangsu Province of China under Grant BE2020704
文摘This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By using the data structure of octree,the octree map is constructed,and the search nodes is significantly reduced.Then,the lazy theta*algorithm,including neighbor node search,line-of-sight algorithm and heuristics weight adjustment is improved.In the process of node search,UAV constraint conditions are considered to ensure the planned path is actually flyable.The redundant nodes are reduced by the line-of-sight algorithm through judging whether visible between two nodes.Heuristic weight adjustment strategy is employed to control the precision and speed of search.Finally,the simulation results show that the improved lazy theta*algorithm is suitable for path planning of UAV in complex environment with multi-constraints.The effectiveness and flight ability of the algorithm are verified by comparing experiments and real flight.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Project No.12071100)Funds for the Central Universities(Project No.2022FRFK060019).
文摘For solving the stochastic differential equations driven by fractional Brownian motion,we present the modified split-step theta method by combining truncated Euler-Maruyama method with split-step theta method.For the problem under a locally Lipschitz condition and a linear growth condition,we analyze the strong convergence and the exponential stability of the proposed method.Moreover,for the stochastic delay differential equations with locally Lipschitz drift condition and globally Lipschitz diffusion condition,we give the order of convergence.Finally,numerical experiments are done to confirm the theoretical conclusions.