Incomplete Information Pursuit-Evasion Games with Uncertain Relative Dynamics Conference Paper uri icon

abstract

  • Pursuit-evasion games are multiple player differential games that are commonly posed as optimal control problems. In a complete information game, each player has access to the true gains and control input associated with the other players. A more realistic scenario involves an incomplete information game where players have no knowledge of their opponent strategies. Behavior learning methods can be used to combat incomplete information games and allow a player to gain a tactical advantage. The addition of uncertain relative dynamics further complicates these pursuit-evasion scenarios because the true dynamic model is used in the optimal control solution and to estimate opponent behavior. A technique for incomplete information games with uncertain relative dynamics is presented. This method is applied to a numerical example and the results are compared to a game with certain relative dynamics.

name of conference

  • AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference

published proceedings

  • AIAA Guidance, Navigation, and Control Conference

author list (cited authors)

  • Cavalieri, K. A., Satak, N., & Hurtado, J. E.

citation count

  • 8

complete list of authors

  • Cavalieri, Kurt A||Satak, Neha||Hurtado, John E

publication date

  • January 2014