Classification Scheme for the Three-Point Dubins Problem

This paper proposes an optimal path type classification scheme for the three-point Dubins problem. It allows us to directly extract the shortest path type from a Dubins set, evaluating only the relative initial and final configurations with the via point position using a suitable partition of the Cartesian plane. Two alternative approaches are proposed to address the problem: an analytical approach and a heuristic one. The latter is revealed to be much faster from a computational point of view. The proposed classification logic makes the path planning for the three-point Dubins problem much more effective and suitable for real-time applications. Numerical examples are provided to show the efficiency of the proposed strategy.

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Machines
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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/machines12090659
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Classification Scheme for the Three-Point Dubins Problem

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Abstract

This paper proposes an optimal path type classification scheme for the three-point Dubins problem. It allows us to directly extract the shortest path type from a Dubins set, evaluating only the relative initial and final configurations with the via point position using a suitable partition of the Cartesian plane. Two alternative approaches are proposed to address the problem: an analytical approach and a heuristic one. The latter is revealed to be much faster from a computational point of view. The proposed classification logic makes the path planning for the three-point Dubins problem much more effective and suitable for real-time applications. Numerical examples are provided to show the efficiency of the proposed strategy.

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