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This study introduces a new collaborative neurodynamic optimization method for solving complex task assignment problems in multivehicle systems. The approach effectively handles heterogeneous tasks and vehicles, demonstrating strong performance across various scenarios.

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Background:

Task assignment (TA) is crucial for efficient multivehicle system operation.
Existing methods may struggle with heterogeneous tasks and vehicle capabilities.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a novel approach for multivehicle task assignment.
To address the complexities of heterogeneous task fulfillment through vehicle cooperation.

Main Methods:

Formulating multivehicle TA as a combinatorial and global optimization problem.
Developing a collaborative neurodynamic optimization approach.
Incorporating cooperation among heterogeneous vehicles.

Main Results:

The proposed collaborative neurodynamic optimization approach effectively solves multivehicle TA problems.
Experimental results validate the efficacy across four distinct TA problem types.
Demonstrated successful handling of heterogeneous tasks and vehicle cooperation.

Conclusions:

The developed approach offers a robust solution for complex multivehicle task assignment.
This method enhances operational efficiency in systems with diverse tasks and vehicles.