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A control system using behaviour hierarchies and neuro-fuzzy approach
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In agent based systems, especially in autonomous mobile robots, modelling the environment and its changes is a source of problems. It is not always possible to effectively model the uncertainity and the dynamic changes in complex, real-world domains. Control systems must be robust to changes and must be able to handle these uncertainties to overcome this problem. In this study, a reactive behaviour based agent control system is modelled and implemented. The control system is tested in a navigation task using an environment, which has randomly placed obstacles and a goal position to simulate an environment similar to an autonomous robot̕s indoor environment. Then the control system was extended to control an agent in a multi-agent environment. The main motivation of this study is to design a control system which is robust to errors and easy to modify. Behaviour based approach with the advantages of fuzzy reasoning systems is used in the system.
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D. Arslan, “A control system using behaviour hierarchies and neuro-fuzzy approach,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2005.
