A genetic algorithm for weapon target assignment problem

Authors:
M. A. Sahin;K. Leblebicioglu
Affiliations:
TUBITAK-UEKAE ILTAREN, Ankara, TURKEY;EEE METU, Ankara, TURKEY
Venue:
SCSC '09 Proceedings of the 2009 Summer Computer Simulation Conference
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Weapon target assignment (WTA) problem is the problem of assigning weapons to targets with the objective of minimizing the expected damage of targets. In this work, a GA with a novel crossover operator is proposed for the particular WTA problem. The idea is to use a benefit level to identify good genes. The proposed algorithm is implemented and tested with a number of randomly generated WTA instances. The proposed algorithm outperforms its competitors on all test problems.