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Embedded Evaluation of Task Admission Coalescing in Decentralized Multi-Robot Systems
Multi-robot task allocators in dynamic missions commonly admit newly released tasks immediately, potentially invoking allocation for each new arrival. We evaluate task-admission coalescing as a mechanism for controlling allocator processor work while accounting for target-service latency, using CBAA
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