Article ID: | iaor20132744 |
Volume: | 74 |
Issue: | 5 |
Start Page Number: | 863 |
End Page Number: | 874 |
Publication Date: | May 2013 |
Journal: | Automation and Remote Control |
Authors: | Novikov D, Korepanov V |
Keywords: | military & defence |
This paper considers the so‐called diffuse bomb problem (the problem of collective penetration through a defense system). We perform simulation analysis by comparing six patterns with different ‘intelligence’ levels in the behavior of moving objects (adaptivity, capacity for reflexion, forecasting, etc.). Finally, we demonstrate that endowing the objects with the ability of considering the parameters of a defense system and forecasting the behavior of other objects improves the efficiency of collective penetration through a defense system.