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MOQPSO-D/S for Air and Missile Defense WTA Problem under Uncertainty

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  • Hao Xu
  • Qinghua Xing
  • Zhenhao Tian

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Aiming at the shortcomings of single objective optimization for solving weapon target assignment (WTA) and the existing multiobjective optimization based WTA method having problems being applied in air and missile defense combat under uncertainty, a fuzzy multiobjective programming based WTA method was proposed to enhance the adaptability of WTA decision to the changes of battlefield situation. Firstly, a multiobjective quantum-behaved particle swarm optimization with double/single-well (MOQPSO-D/S) algorithm was proposed by adopting the double/single-well based position update method, the hybrid random mutation method, and the two-stage based guider particles selection method. Secondly, a fuzzy multiobjective programming WTA model was constructed with consideration of air and missile defense combat’s characteristics. And, the uncertain WTA model was equivalently clarified based on the necessity degree principle of uncertainty theory. Thirdly, with particles encoding and illegal particles adjusting, the MOQPSO-D/S algorithm was adopted to solve the fuzzy multiobjective programming based WTA model. Finally, example simulation was conducted, and the result shows that the WTA model constructed is rational and MOQPSO-D/S algorithm is efficient.

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  • Hao Xu & Qinghua Xing & Zhenhao Tian, 2017. "MOQPSO-D/S for Air and Missile Defense WTA Problem under Uncertainty," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2017, pages 1-13, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:9897153
    DOI: 10.1155/2017/9897153
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    1. Tao Hu & Xiaoxue Zhang & Xueshan Luo & Tao Chen, 2024. "Dynamic Target Assignment by Unmanned Surface Vehicles Based on Reinforcement Learning," Mathematics, MDPI, vol. 12(16), pages 1-20, August.

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