Benchmarking Conflict Resolution Algorithms
Charlie Vanaret, David Gianazza, Nicolas Durand, Jean‐Baptiste Gotteland · 2012
Abstract—Applying a benchmarking approach to con-flict resolution problems is a hard task, as the analytical form of the constraints is not simple. This is especially the case when using realistic dynamics and models, considering accelerating aircraft that may follow flight paths that are not direct. Currently, there is a lack of common problems and data that would allow researchers to compare the performances of several conflict resolution algorithms. The present paper introduces a benchmarking approach that can provide researchers with common problems, in order to compare the performances of several conflict reso-lution algorithms. A comparison between three resolution methods is drawn over several problems and highlights assets and weaknesses for each of them. I.