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Analysis and Design of Multiple Constraint Indexes in Path Planning

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Aiming at the complex constraints in the path planning problem on cruise ships, this paper, after considering the needs of various groups of people such as tourists and crew on cruise ships, extracts the attributes that are required by various groups of people on the road. It. proposes passenger attributes that reflect the needs of different groups of people. In addition, this paper explores the constraints of route planning on cruise ships and the travel goals of passengers, including the availability of road sections for certain groups of people, congestion problems, potential preferences of tourists, safety, etc. Based on the data model of the road section on the cruise ship, this paper establishes a hierarchical structure of road weights with multiple dimensionless attributes. The relative importance of each preference requirement is determined by the importance ranking of the input. The relative importance of congestion and safety is determined according to the type of input personnel. Finally, the weight value of each road section is obtained by AHP. Dijkstra's algorithm is used to search for the optimal path under different constraints, and the rationality and effectiveness of the multi-constraint index design are verified.

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      IoTAAI '23: Proceedings of the 2023 5th International Conference on Internet of Things, Automation and Artificial Intelligence
      November 2023
      902 pages
      ISBN:9798400716485
      DOI:10.1145/3653081

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