Optimal task allocation for distributed co-safe LTL specifications

Ioana Hustiu, C. Mahulea, M. Kloetzer
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We consider the problem of obtaining independent trajectories for robots from a team, such that their movement satisfies a global co-safe Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) mission over some regions of interest from the environment. For this, the environment is abstracted into a discrete event system using an underlying partition and an available method is used for decomposing the LTL formula into more parts that can be independently satisfied by a robot. Then, we translate these parts into a conjunction of Boolean formulas and use another approach for planning a team based on Boolean specifications and Petri net models. The proposed combination among the two methods yields independent robot trajectories that are optimal with respect to the number of traversed cells from the partition. The advantages are also illustrated through simulation examples.
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分布式共同安全LTL规范的最优任务分配
我们考虑了从团队中获得机器人独立轨迹的问题,使得它们的运动满足环境中某些感兴趣区域的全局共安全线性时间逻辑(LTL)任务。为此,使用底层分区将环境抽象为离散事件系统,并使用一种可用的方法将LTL公式分解为机器人可以独立满足的更多部分。然后,我们将这些部分转换为布尔公式的结合,并使用另一种方法来规划基于布尔规范和Petri网模型的团队。在这两种方法之间提出的组合产生独立的机器人轨迹,相对于从分区中遍历的单元的数量是最优的。通过仿真实例说明了该方法的优点。
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