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Robot Motion Planning Inside a Grid Using Membrane Computing

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The motion of a robot inside a rectangular grid is simulated using Isotonic Array P System (IAPS), defined by Sureshkumar and Rama in 2015 and a polynomial time algorithm has been proposed using this grammatical model to find the shortest path with and/or without obstacles.
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The motion of a robot inside a rectangular grid is simulated using Isotonic Array P System (IAPS)defined by Sureshkumar and Rama in 2015. A polynomial time algorithm has been proposed using this grammatical model to find the shortest path with and/or without obstacles. The obstacles are usually assumed be of polygonal shape in the rectangular grid.

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Computing with Membranes

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TL;DR: This handbook provides both a comprehensive survey of available knowledge and established research topics, and a guide to recent developments in the field, covering the subject from theory to applications.
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A chomsky hierarchy of isotonic array grammars and languages

TL;DR: It is shown that the one-dimensional isotonic regular and context-free array languages coincide and are closely related to the regular string languages.

Isotonic grammars, parallel grammars, and picture grammars.

TL;DR: This paper focuses on isotonic context-sensitive array rewriting rules, which are essentially the same as local digital picture processing operations and are of interest to study (string) grammars which operate in parallel.
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