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Asynchronous distributed searchlight scheduling.” Available electronically at http
- move continuously with unbounded speed. The Searchlight Scheduling Problem is to Find a schedule
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Distributed Algorithms for Multi-Robot Observation of Multiple Moving Targets
- are noisy and of limited range. Sugihara et al. [36] address the searchlight scheduling problem, which
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Computing The Visibility Polygons Of The Endpoints Of A Set Of Line Segments In Output Sensitive Time
- to the previous result: a searchlight scheduling problem, and the problems of computing and dynamically
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Searching for Mobile Intruders in a Polygonal Region by a Group of Mobile Searchers
- is left as an open problem. Another variation of the polygon search problem is the searchlight scheduling
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Cooperative Robotics for Multi-Target Observation
- the searchlight scheduling problem, which involves searching for a mobile "robber" (which we call target) in a
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Cooperative Multi-Robot Observation of Multiple Moving Targets
- scheduling problem, which involves searching for a mobile "robber" (which we call target) in a simple
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Cooperative Motion Control for Multi-Target Observation
- et al. [3] address the searchlight scheduling problem, which involves searching for a mobile "robber
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Behavior-Based Cooperative Robotics Applied to Multi-Target Observation
- the searchlight scheduling problem, which involves searching for a mobile "robber" (which we call target) in a
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Searching a Polygonal Room with One Door by a 1-Searcher
- room (P ; d). Some previous work considered a group of 1-searchers. The searchlight scheduling problem
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