AbstractLet X be a real random variable, distributed according to some symmetric distribution F. A searcher starts at the origin and moves with an upper bound on his speed until he finds X. Which search path does he have to choose in order to minimize the expected searching time (or equivalently, to minimize the expected path length)? By means of numerical methods the solution is calculated for the normal, Student, logistic and Laplace distributions
an asymptotically optimal algorithm, with respect to the average cost, among algorithms that find th...
Abstract This paper investiga-tes the search problem for a moving target when a search path is given...
Abstract. In search theory, the goal of the Optimal Search Path (OSP) problem is to find a finite le...
AbstractLet X be a real random variable, distributed according to some symmetric distribution F. A s...
In this paper we address the problem of finding time optimal search paths in known environments. In ...
The detection search problem is the identification of search paths for a specified time interval [0,...
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We consider a problem of finding a target located in a finite $d$-dimensional domain, using $N$ inde...
Abstract. In the Optimal Search Path problem from search theory, the objective is to find a finite l...
This article involves a new search model for a randomly located target; it looks into greater depth ...
A point lies on a network according to some unknown probability distribution. Starting at a specifie...
<p>The condition , for and , provides the optimal Lévy exponent, , associated with the strategy of ...
We consider the problem of searching for an object in a set of N locations (or bins) {C1,...CN}. The...
Les marches aléatoires avec recherche de cible peuvent modéliser des réactions nucléaires ou la ...
We consider a search for a target moving within a known indoor environment partitioned into intercon...
an asymptotically optimal algorithm, with respect to the average cost, among algorithms that find th...
Abstract This paper investiga-tes the search problem for a moving target when a search path is given...
Abstract. In search theory, the goal of the Optimal Search Path (OSP) problem is to find a finite le...
AbstractLet X be a real random variable, distributed according to some symmetric distribution F. A s...
In this paper we address the problem of finding time optimal search paths in known environments. In ...
The detection search problem is the identification of search paths for a specified time interval [0,...
The purpose of this paper is to study the coordinated search problem in which velocity of the search...
We consider a problem of finding a target located in a finite $d$-dimensional domain, using $N$ inde...
Abstract. In the Optimal Search Path problem from search theory, the objective is to find a finite l...
This article involves a new search model for a randomly located target; it looks into greater depth ...
A point lies on a network according to some unknown probability distribution. Starting at a specifie...
<p>The condition , for and , provides the optimal Lévy exponent, , associated with the strategy of ...
We consider the problem of searching for an object in a set of N locations (or bins) {C1,...CN}. The...
Les marches aléatoires avec recherche de cible peuvent modéliser des réactions nucléaires ou la ...
We consider a search for a target moving within a known indoor environment partitioned into intercon...
an asymptotically optimal algorithm, with respect to the average cost, among algorithms that find th...
Abstract This paper investiga-tes the search problem for a moving target when a search path is given...
Abstract. In search theory, the goal of the Optimal Search Path (OSP) problem is to find a finite le...