J4 ›› 2014, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (05): 929-935.
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CHEN Huajiang,ZHAO Cuilian,FAN Zhijian,HUANG Songen,ZHAO Meng
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Layout problem is regarding the study on the arrangement of the order and position of the objects according to the design requirements, while layout migration design is a new and efficient layout method based on the existing layout. In the automatic control system of rail transportation, the sensor layout of the auto gate plays an important role in the identification of human body and objects. In order to achieve the rapid design of auto gate for different geographical environments, firstly, sensors in auto gate layout are taken as the research object and broken down into various kinds of primitives, multiple primitive types are proposed, the topologicalstructurebased primitive migration transformation method is analyzed, and the crowd characteristics factors and the mathematical expression of the mechanical structure constraints are studied. Secondly, the primitive motions and interference analysis algorithm based on the bounding circle search is proposed, whose parameters can be adjusted according to the solution precision, and multiobjective normalization function is utilized to search for the optimum solution out of all the feasible solutions for each primitive. Finally, with the help of the visualization compile platform Visual Basic, the method is applied to the sensor layout design for the auto gate with eighteenpair sensors and fast sensor layout design of auto gate for different geographical environment is achieved.
Key words: layout migration design;sensor;primitive;bounding circle;adaptive algorithm
CHEN Huajiang,ZHAO Cuilian,FAN Zhijian,HUANG Songen,ZHAO Meng. An adaptive algorithm for multiprimitives layout migration and its application in gate design [J]. J4, 2014, 36(05): 929-935.
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