The Comprehensive Marginal Return Algorithm for the Dynamic S-WTA Problem with Time Windows

To better adapt to the actual situation, this study builds a mathematical model for the dynamic S-WTA problem with time windows. By constructing a missile damage probability model and radar detection probability model, the model is to minimize the expected remaining threat value of incoming targets,...

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Vydané v:Chinese Control Conference s. 1902 - 1907
Hlavní autori: Wang, Jiagen, Bin, Xin, Ma, Weijie, Zhang, JingYu
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Jazyk:English
Vydavateľské údaje: Technical Committee on Control Theory, Chinese Association of Automation 28.07.2025
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Adaptation models
Constructive Algorithm
Deep learning
Dynamic Allocation Problem
Dynamic scheduling
Heuristic algorithms
Mathematical models
Missiles
Radar detection
Resource management
Sensor-weapon-target Assignment
Time Windows
ISSN:1934-1768
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Shrnutí:To better adapt to the actual situation, this study builds a mathematical model for the dynamic S-WTA problem with time windows. By constructing a missile damage probability model and radar detection probability model, the model is to minimize the expected remaining threat value of incoming targets, constrained by the number of sensor channels, target strike strategy, and weapon ammunition quantity. The solution quality depends on the relevance of the constructive rules to the problem; however, the rule of the classic marginal return algorithm is fixed. To overcome the problem of difficulty in enhancing the quality of a solution using the classic marginal return algorithm, a comprehensive marginal return algorithm is proposed based on the statistical marginal return algorithm. The experimental results indicate that the comprehensive marginal return algorithm can improve the final success rate compared to the classic marginal return algorithm.
ISSN:1934-1768
DOI:10.23919/CCC64809.2025.11179544