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Application of max-sum algorithm to radar coordination and scheduling

Kim et al., 2010

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5128546282279754491
Author
Kim Y
Krainin M
Lesser V
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Workshop on Distributed Constraint Reasoning

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The Max-Sum algorithm is a constraint optimization algorithm using message passing that can be configured to work in an approximate mode. It has been shown that in this mode it compares well with other approximate distributed optimization approaches. We used the …
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