ゲーム理論に基づくドローン群防衛:応用微分ゲーム理論のケーススタディ
Game-Theoretic Drone Swarm Defense: A Case Study in Applied Differential Game Theory
高価値資産を防衛するドローン群の目標割り当てと中間誘導問題に微分ゲーム理論を適用し、侵入群を合理的エージェントとして扱うナッシュ均衡戦略が、単独最適化ベースラインよりも迎撃成功率を向上させることをモンテカルロシミュレーションとベイズ分析で示した論文。
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著者: Ross E. Allen
分類: cs.GT, cs.MA, cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
This technical report is a study of the use of differential game (DG) theory to solve the target-assignment and midcourse guidance problems of drone swarms tasked with intercepting opposing swarms in defense of high-value assets. The game-theoretic tactics---which treat the intruder swarm as a rational agent and seek a Nash equilibrium between defenders and intruders---are compared against baseline tactics that model the defense problem as a unilateral optimization of the defenders' maneuvers. Monte Carlo simulation and Bayesian analysis show that the game-theoretic approach has a higher probability of successfully intercepting all intruders than the baseline techniques. This improvement in successful defense probability is most pronounced when the intruder swarm is capable of evasive maneuvers: relative to baseline optimization tactics, differential-game tactics increase estimated defense success from 94.6% to 96.8%, closing approximately 41% of the remaining gap to perfect defense. To add statistical credibility to this result, a paired-trial Bayesian analysis assigns a 99.9% posterior probability that differential-game tactics have a higher probability of successful asset defense than baseline tactics in this scenario.