CN113601499A - Inverse kinematics method of space manipulator under single-joint locking failure - Google Patents

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CN113601499A CN202110784763.XA CN202110784763A CN113601499A CN 113601499 A CN113601499 A CN 113601499A CN 202110784763 A CN202110784763 A CN 202110784763A CN 113601499 A CN113601499 A CN 113601499A
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The invention relates to an inverse kinematics method of a space manipulator under single joint locking failure, which can greatly reduce the time for the algorithm to converge to an optimal value by taking an inverse kinematics result of an equivalent manipulator as an iteration initial value of the algorithm according to the characteristic relationship between an SSRMS manipulator and an improved manipulator thereof. During calculation, on the basis of a particle swarm algorithm, grouping operation is added, social behaviors of the biological world are simulated, communication can be performed between an elite group and a common group during each iteration, individuals with poor adaptation values are replaced, subgroup merging operation is performed at the later stage of the iteration, the convergence speed of the method can be improved, and the calculation time of the algorithm is reduced. The calculation time can be reduced on the premise of completing the task requirement. The algorithm is a numerical solving method, can be popularized to mechanical arms of other configurations in an analogy manner, and can be used for calculating the inverse kinematics of the mechanical arm under the normal condition of the joint, so that the algorithm has strong universality.

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Inverse kinematics method of space manipulator under single-joint locking failure
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of inverse kinematics of space manipulators, and relates to an inverse kinematics method of a space manipulator under the condition of single-joint locking failure, in particular to an inverse kinematics solving method based on a particle swarm algorithm when the manipulator configuration cannot solve an analytic solution after the single-joint locking failure of the space manipulator.
Background
With the development of space application technology, space manipulators play a very important role in space, including on-track service and assembly, space debris cleaning and the like. Most of space mechanical arms are redundant mechanical arms, and compared with mechanical arms with 6 degrees of freedom, the redundant mechanical arms have great advantages in the aspects of obstacle avoidance and singularity avoidance. Space robots are expensive, are usually designed to perform as many tasks as possible, and in complex and diverse space environments, the joint actuators and sensors of the robot are likely to malfunction, making timely and effective maintenance difficult or even impossible for space robots. Therefore, the space manipulator needs to have certain fault-tolerant capability.
Taking a 7-degree-of-freedom SSRMS type mechanical arm with offset on shoulders, elbows and wrists, which is applied to an international space station, as an example, the prior document carries out systematic discussion on an inverse kinematics solution method under the condition of single joint locking failure of the SSRMS type space mechanical arm, a mechanical arm with a certain joint can be degraded into a mechanical arm with 6 degrees of freedom, when 1, 2, 6 and 7 joints are locked, the mechanical arm meets the Pieper criterion and can calculate an analytical solution of the inverse kinematics, when 3, 4 and 5 joints are locked, the mechanical arm does not meet the Pieper criterion, for the case, a method for carrying out numerical iteration by using the relation between an actual mechanical arm and an improved mechanical arm is provided, in each iteration, the calculation of iteration increment is not unique due to the multiple resolvability of the inverse solution, the selected increment is not mentioned or how to select the increment to calculate the next iteration value, this method therefore has some disadvantages in its implementation.
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Technical problem to be solved
In order to avoid the defects of the prior art, the invention provides an inverse kinematics method of a space manipulator under the condition of single-joint locking failure, which is an inverse kinematics calculation method based on a particle swarm optimization algorithm.
Technical scheme
A space manipulator inverse kinematics method under single-joint locking failure is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, establishing a positive kinematic model of the SSRMS mechanical arm:
Figure BDA0003158803780000021
[nr,or,ar,pr]=frr) (2)
establishing a positive kinematics model and an inverse kinematics model of the improved manipulator after removing an offset from the SSRMS manipulator:
Figure BDA0003158803780000022
[nm,om,am,pm]=fmm) (4)
Figure BDA0003158803780000023
in the formula [ theta ]rRepresents the 7 joint angles, [ n ] of the actual SSRMS robot armr,or,ar,pr]Representing the pose of the end of the actual SSRMS arm, thetam7 joint angles, [ n ] representing improved robot armm,om,am,pm]Showing the end pose of the improved mechanical arm;
the end pose [ n ] of the target to be solvedr,or,ar,pr]Brought into the inverse kinematics function of the equivalent robot arm 5,8 groups of inverse kinematics results are obtained;
step 2, determining an optimization objective function of inverse kinematics:
the desired position of the end of the arm is pr
Figure BDA0003158803780000024
The position error function of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure BDA0003158803780000025
each joint angle of the mechanical arm is theta ═ theta1 θ2 θ3 θ4 θ5 θ6 θ7]The initial joint angle is
Figure BDA0003158803780000031
The change amount of each joint angle of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure BDA0003158803780000032
the solution to inverse kinematics is converted to the following least constrained optimization problem to solve:
Figure BDA0003158803780000033
ΔP-ΔPmax≤0 (9)
in the formula,. DELTA.PmaxIs the maximum error;
and converting the constrained optimization problem into an unconstrained optimization problem by using a penalty function for processing, and obtaining the following optimization objective function after conversion:
Figure BDA0003158803780000034
Figure BDA0003158803780000035
where f (theta) is the optimization objective function,
Figure BDA0003158803780000036
is a penalty function, alpha is a penalty coefficient;
step 3, setting related parameters:
setting the population scale of a particle swarm optimization algorithm as m, locking a failed joint by a mechanical arm with 7 degrees of freedom, and setting the dimension of particles to be solved, namely the number of the remaining joints of the mechanical arm as 6; setting initial values of 8 particles in the population as 8 groups of inverse kinematics results corresponding to the improved mechanical arm in the step 1 respectively, and performing chaotic initialization on the initial values of the rest m-8 particles according to the following formula
θij=lθj+rand1(hθj-lθj) (12)
vij=lvj+rand2(hvj-lvj) (13)
In the formula [ theta ]ijRepresenting the j-dimensional position component, v, of the i-th particleijRepresenting the j-dimensional velocity component, h, of the ith particleθj、lθjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum of the j-th dimension position component of the particle, hvj、lvjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum values, rand, of the j-th dimension velocity component of the particle1、rand2Respectively are random numbers between 0 and 1;
and 4, step 4: dividing the population into N-8 subgroups by adopting a K-means clustering method, and taking 8 groups of inverse kinematics results of the improved mechanical arm as an initial clustering center;
and 5: selecting the particles with the minimum evaluation value of the Top% Top of each subgroup, namely rounding to get an integer, namely ZkForming a new elite group, wherein the original common subgroup still comprises the elite particles;
step 6: the 8 ordinary subgroups and elite subgroups are respectively and independently updated by a particle swarm algorithm, and the learning object of each subgroup is the optimal particle, namely the local optimal value, of the subgroup:
vij(t+1)=ωvij(t)+c1r1(pij(t)-θij(t))+c2r2(gkj(t)-θij(t)) (14)
θij(t+1)=θij(t)+vij(t+1) (15)
Figure BDA0003158803780000041
where t is the current evolution algebra, tmaxFor the maximum number of iterations of the algorithm, gkj(t) represents a local optimum value (k 1 to N) of the kth subgroup, pij(t) is the historical optimum of the particle, ω is the inertial weight, ω ∈ [ ω [ [ ω ])minmax],c1、c2Are self-learning factor and social learning factor, r1、r2、r3Respectively are random numbers between 0 and 1;
after the updating of the particle position and the speed is finished, whether the current algebra t reaches the maximum iteration time t or not is judgedmaxIf t is equal to tmaxIf yes, the circulation is quitted, and the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm is obtained;
otherwise, executing step 7;
and 7: respectively and independently carrying out differential variation evolution operation on each subgroup and elite group
θi′(t)=gk(t)+F(gk(t)-pi(t)) (17)
Figure BDA0003158803780000042
In the formula, thetai' (t) represents a variation vector corresponding to the particle i, F is a scaling factor between 0 and 1, and the historical optimal value and the local optimal value of the subgroup of the particles are updated according to the formula 18; if the differentially mutated particle is out of range, then one of the modified arms 8 set of inverse solutions is optionally set as the particleA location;
step 8, judging whether the smart English group enters a stagnation state: f. ofmax、fminRespectively representing the maximum evaluation value and the minimum evaluation value of the particles in the elite group, det is a given precision error, if fmaxDet and fmax-fmin< det, then the subgroup is considered to enter a stagnant state, at which time each particle in the fine quartz group is altered as follows:
θij=gkj-Lj+rand3(2Lj) (19)
Figure BDA0003158803780000051
formula of middle rand3Is a random number between 0 and 1, and beta is a scale factor;
otherwise, executing step 9;
and step 9: each normal subgroup selected Z from the elite groupkReplacing the smallest evaluation value Z in the subgroup of the particle with the particlekA plurality of particles;
step 10, judging whether the conditions of subgroup combination are reached: calculate the variance D (g) of the local optima of 8 normal subgroupskj) If D (g)kj(t))≤ε、D(gkj(t+1))≤ε、D(gkj(t +2)) < epsilon, namely the variances of the three successive generations are less than a given error epsilon, combining all the common subgroups, and returning to the step 5 to continue updating calculation, wherein the iteration counter t is t + 1;
if the condition of subgroup merging is not met, the iteration counter t is t +1, the step 4 is returned, and next generation grouping operation is carried out;
once the subgroup merging condition is met and the subgroups are merged, only one common group and one fine English group are remained in each subsequent generation for continuous updating and evolution until the maximum iteration times of the algorithm are reached, and the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm is output.
β is 0.1.
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The space manipulator inverse kinematics method under the single-joint locking failure is characterized in that on the basis of a particle swarm algorithm, grouping operation is added, a common subgroup learns excellent individuals (local optimal values) of the subgroups, an elite group learns global optimal values, social behaviors of the biological world are simulated (the subgroups learn excellent individuals of the subgroups and the excellent individuals of each subgroup lead the subgroups to evolve continuously), communication can be carried out between the elite group and the common subgroup in each iteration, the individuals with poor adaptation values are replaced, and subgroup merging operation is carried out in the later iteration stage, so that the convergence speed of the algorithm can be improved, and the calculation time of the algorithm is shortened. In addition, according to the characteristic relation between the SSRMS mechanical arm and the improved mechanical arm, the inverse kinematics result of the equivalent mechanical arm is used as the iteration initial value of the algorithm, so that the time for the algorithm to converge to the optimal value is greatly reduced. In conclusion, the algorithm can reduce the calculation time on the premise of completing the task requirement. The algorithm is a numerical solving method, can be popularized to mechanical arms of other configurations in an analogy manner, and can be used for calculating the inverse kinematics of the mechanical arm under the normal condition of the joint, so that the algorithm has strong universality.
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FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the D-H coordinate system of an improved mechanical arm of the SSRMS type (locking joint 5)
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the invention provides an inverse kinematics calculation method based on a particle swarm optimization algorithm, and the overall flow is shown in figure 1. The algorithm adopts the idea of dynamic K-means clustering on the basis of a standard particle swarm algorithm, divides a particle swarm into a plurality of common subgroups, and then selects excellent individuals from the common subgroups to form a refined English group. And the diversity among later subgroups can be weakened, and at the moment, common subgroups are combined, so that the consumption of computing resources is reduced. The convergence time of the particle with the worst evaluation value in the whole population is determined to be the final convergence time of the whole particle swarm algorithm, so that the exchange operation is added between the ordinary population and the elite population to replace the particle with the worse evaluation value, further the convergence speed of the particle swarm is accelerated, and the time consumption of the algorithm is reduced.
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step 1, establishing a positive kinematic model of the SSRMS type mechanical arm according to the D-H parameters shown in the figure 2 and the table 1.
Figure BDA0003158803780000071
[nr,or,ar,pr]=frr) (2)
TABLE 1D-H parameters for practical SSRMS-type robots
Figure BDA0003158803780000072
The mechanical arm configuration after removing one offset from the SSRMS mechanical arm is defined as an improved mechanical arm, as shown in fig. 3, it can be seen that the first 3 joint axes of the improved mechanical arm intersect at one point and satisfy the Pieper criterion, so that there is an analytical solution for the inverse kinematics of the improved mechanical arm, and a forward kinematics model and an inverse kinematics model of the improved mechanical arm are established:
Figure BDA0003158803780000073
[nm,om,am,pm]=fmm) (4)
Figure BDA0003158803780000074
in the formula [ theta ]rRepresents the 7 joint angles, [ n ] of a real SSRMS type robot armr,or,ar,pr]Representation entityEnd pose, θ, of a boundary SSRMS-type robotm7 joint angles, [ n ] representing improved robot armm,om,am,pm]Showing the end pose of the improved robotic arm.
Suppose the pose of the end of the target to be solved is [ n ]r,or,ar,pr]Because the inverse kinematics of the improved mechanical arm has an analytic solution, the end pose of the target to be solved is brought into an inverse kinematics function of the equivalent mechanical arm, and 8 groups of inverse kinematics results can be obtained;
step 2: an optimized objective function for inverse kinematics is determined. For the multi-degree-of-freedom mechanical arm, one end pose usually corresponds to multiple sets of inverse solutions, however, only one set of inverse solutions is actually needed, and therefore various constraints need to be added to select the most appropriate set of inverse solutions. Indexes such as errors of the tail end position attitude of the mechanical arm, energy consumption in the motion process, flexibility and safety are usually considered, an optimization objective function of inverse kinematics is defined according to the constraint indexes, and only two indexes of the tail end position errors and the energy consumption are considered in the case of the invention. Let the desired position of the end of the robot arm be pr
Figure BDA0003158803780000081
The position error function of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure BDA0003158803780000082
each joint angle of the mechanical arm is theta ═ theta1 θ2 θ3 θ4 θ5 θ6 θ7]The initial joint angle is
Figure BDA0003158803780000083
In order to minimize the energy consumption of the mechanical arm, the variation of each joint angle of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure BDA0003158803780000084
under the condition of meeting a certain position error, the minimum energy consumption is taken as an optimization target, so that the solution of the inverse kinematics can be converted into the following minimum constraint optimization problem to solve:
Figure BDA0003158803780000085
ΔP-ΔPmax≤0 (9)
in the formula,. DELTA.PmaxIs the maximum error.
And converting the constrained optimization problem into an unconstrained optimization problem by using a penalty function for processing, and obtaining the following optimization objective function after conversion:
Figure BDA0003158803780000086
Figure BDA0003158803780000087
where f (theta) is an optimization objective function,
Figure BDA0003158803780000088
is a penalty function, alpha is a penalty coefficient;
and step 3: and setting related parameters and initializing the population. The population size is m, and the particle dimension to be solved is 6 because a mechanical arm with 7 degrees of freedom locks one joint. Setting initial values of 8 particles in the population as 8 groups of inverse kinematics results corresponding to the improved mechanical arm in the step 1 respectively, and carrying out chaotic initialization on the initial values of the rest m-8 particles according to the following formula:
θij=lθj+rand1(hθj-lθj) (12)
vij=lvj+rand2(hvj-lvj) (13)
in the formula [ theta ]ijIndicates the ith granulePosition component of the child in dimension j, vijRepresenting the j-dimensional velocity component, h, of the ith particleθj、lθjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum of the j-th dimension position component of the particle, hvj、lvjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum values, rand, of the j-th dimension velocity component of the particle1、rand2Respectively are random numbers between 0 and 1;
and 4, step 4: dividing the population into N sub-populations by adopting a K-means clustering method, wherein N is 8, and taking 8 sets of inverse kinematics results of the improved mechanical arm as an initial clustering center;
and 5: selecting the particles with the minimum evaluation value of the Top% Top of each subgroup (taking an integer by rounding, namely Z)kRespectively) forming a new elite group, wherein the original common elite group still comprises the elite particles;
step 6: the 8 normal subgroups and elite subgroups are updated by performing the particle swarm optimization independently according to the following formula, and it should be noted that the learning object of each subgroup is the optimal particle (local optimal value) of the subgroup.
vij(t+1)=ωvij(t)+c1r1(pij(t)-θij(t))+c2r2(gkj(t)-θij(t)) (14)
θij(t+1)=θij(t)+vij(t+1) (15)
Figure BDA0003158803780000091
Where t is the current evolution algebra, tmaxFor the maximum number of iterations of the algorithm, gkj(t) represents a local optimum value (k 1 to N) of the kth subgroup, pij(t) is the historical optimum of the particle, ω is the inertial weight, ω ∈ [ ω [ [ ω ])minmax],c1、c2Are self-learning factor and social learning factor, r1、r2、r3Are random numbers between 0 and 1.
Judging the current after the updating of the particle position and the velocity is finishedWhether the algebra t has reached the maximum number of iterations tmaxIf t is equal to tmaxAnd then the loop is exited to obtain the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm.
Otherwise, executing step 7;
and 7: and (3) respectively and independently carrying out differential variation evolution operation on each subgroup and the elite group:
θi′(t)=gk(t)+F(gk(t)-pi(t)) (17)
Figure BDA0003158803780000101
in the formula, thetai' (t) represents a variation vector corresponding to the particle i, F is a scaling factor between 0 and 1, and the particle history optimal value and the subgroup local optimal value are updated according to the formula (18). If the differentially mutated particle is out of range, then selecting one from 8 sets of inverse solutions of the modified robotic arm, and setting the solution as the position of the out-of-range particle;
and 8: and judging whether the Jingying group enters a stagnation state or not. f. ofmax、fminRespectively representing the maximum evaluation value and the minimum evaluation value of the particles in the elite group, det is a given precision error, if fmaxDet and fmax-fmin< det, then the subgroup is considered to enter a stagnant state, at which time each particle in the fine quartz group is altered as follows:
θij=gkj-Lj+rand3(2Lj) (19)
Figure BDA0003158803780000102
formula of middle rand3The beta is a random number between 0 and 1, beta is a scaling factor, and beta is 0.1;
and step 9: each normal subgroup selected Z from the elite groupkReplacing the smallest evaluation value Z in the subgroup of the particle with the particlekA plurality of particles;
step 10: judging whether subgroup merging is reachedThe conditions of (1). Calculate the variance D (g) of the local optima of 8 normal subgroupskj) If D (g)kj(t))≤ε、D(gkj(t+1))≤ε、D(gkj(t +2)) < epsilon, that is, the variances of three consecutive generations are less than a given error epsilon, the diversity among subgroups is considered to weaken and tend to be consistent, at the moment, the influence on the result is very small by grouping and calculating, in order to save calculation resources and improve the calculation speed, all the ordinary subgroups can be combined, an iteration counter t is t +1, and the step 5 is returned to continue to update and calculate.
If the condition for merging subgroups is not satisfied, the iteration counter t is t +1, the process returns to step 4, and the next generation of grouping operation is performed.
Once the subgroup merging condition is met and the subgroups are merged, only one common group and one fine English group are remained in each subsequent generation for continuous updating and evolution until the maximum iteration times of the algorithm are reached, and the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm is output.
The algorithm provided by the invention is a numerical solving method, and the method can be well used for the mechanical arm of which the inverse kinematics can not obtain an analytic solution. Space manipulators are most often biased in configuration, and the present invention is exemplified by an SSRMS type manipulator. The corresponding end positions of the SSRMS mechanical arm and the improved mechanical arm of the SSRMS mechanical arm are different under the same group of joint angles, but the postures of the SSRMS mechanical arm and the improved mechanical arm are the same, so that the inverse solution result calculated by the inverse kinematics of the equivalent mechanical arm for the target end pose is very close to the inverse solution result of the actual SSRMS mechanical arm, and by utilizing the characteristics, the inverse kinematics result of the equivalent mechanical arm is used as an iteration initial value of the algorithm, so that the time for the algorithm to converge to an optimal value can be greatly reduced. The algorithm can reduce the calculation time on the premise of meeting the task requirements, can be popularized to mechanical arms of other configurations in an analogy manner, and can be used for calculating the inverse kinematics of the mechanical arm under the normal condition of the joint.

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1. A space manipulator inverse kinematics method under single-joint locking failure is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, establishing a positive kinematic model of the SSRMS mechanical arm:
Figure FDA0003158803770000011
[nr,or,ar,pr]=frr) (2)
establishing a positive kinematics model and an inverse kinematics model of the improved manipulator after removing an offset from the SSRMS manipulator:
Figure FDA0003158803770000012
[nm,om,am,pm]=fmm) (4)
Figure FDA0003158803770000017
in the formula [ theta ]rRepresents the 7 joint angles, [ n ] of the actual SSRMS robot armr,or,ar,pr]Representing the pose of the end of the actual SSRMS arm, thetam7 joint angles, [ n ] representing improved robot armm,om,am,pm]Showing the end pose of the improved mechanical arm;
the end pose [ n ] of the target to be solvedr,or,ar,pr]The inverse kinematics function formula 5 of the equivalent mechanical arm is substituted to obtain 8 groups of inverse kinematics results;
step 2, determining an optimization objective function of inverse kinematics:
the desired position of the end of the arm is pr
Figure FDA0003158803770000013
The position error function of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure FDA0003158803770000014
each joint angle of the mechanical arm is theta ═ theta1 θ2 θ3 θ4 θ5 θ6 θ7]The initial joint angle is
Figure FDA0003158803770000015
The change amount of each joint angle of the mechanical arm is defined as:
Figure FDA0003158803770000016
the solution to inverse kinematics is converted to the following least constrained optimization problem to solve:
Figure FDA0003158803770000021
ΔP-ΔPmax≤0 (9)
in the formula,. DELTA.PmaxIs the maximum error;
and converting the constrained optimization problem into an unconstrained optimization problem by using a penalty function for processing, and obtaining the following optimization objective function after conversion:
Figure FDA0003158803770000022
Figure FDA0003158803770000023
where f (theta) is the optimization objective function,
Figure FDA0003158803770000024
is a penalty function, alpha is a penalty coefficient;
step 3, setting related parameters:
setting the population scale of a particle swarm optimization algorithm as m, locking a failed joint by a mechanical arm with 7 degrees of freedom, and setting the dimension of particles to be solved, namely the number of the remaining joints of the mechanical arm as 6; setting initial values of 8 particles in the population as 8 groups of inverse kinematics results corresponding to the improved mechanical arm in the step 1 respectively, and performing chaotic initialization on the initial values of the rest m-8 particles according to the following formula
θij=lθj+rand1(hθj-lθj) (12)
vij=lvj+rand2(hvj-lvj) (13)
In the formula [ theta ]ijRepresenting the j-dimensional position component, v, of the i-th particleijRepresenting the j-dimensional velocity component, h, of the ith particleθj、lθjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum of the j-th dimension position component of the particle, hvj、lvjRespectively representing the maximum and minimum values, rand, of the j-th dimension velocity component of the particle1、rand2Respectively are random numbers between 0 and 1;
and 4, step 4: dividing the population into N-8 subgroups by adopting a K-means clustering method, and taking 8 groups of inverse kinematics results of the improved mechanical arm as an initial clustering center;
and 5: selecting the particles with the minimum evaluation value of the Top% Top of each subgroup, namely rounding to get an integer, namely ZkForming a new elite group, wherein the original common subgroup still comprises the elite particles;
step 6: the 8 ordinary subgroups and elite subgroups are respectively and independently updated by a particle swarm algorithm, and the learning object of each subgroup is the optimal particle, namely the local optimal value, of the subgroup:
vij(t+1)=ωvij(t)+c1r1(pij(t)-θij(t))+c2r2(gkj(t)-θij(t)) (14)
θij(t+1)=θij(t)+vij(t+1) (15)
Figure FDA0003158803770000031
where t is the current evolution algebra, tmaxFor the maximum number of iterations of the algorithm, gkj(t) represents a local optimum value (k 1 to N) of the kth subgroup, pij(t) is the historical optimum of the particle, ω is the inertial weight, ω ∈ [ ω [ [ ω ])minmax],c1、c2Are self-learning factor and social learning factor, r1、r2、r3Respectively are random numbers between 0 and 1;
after the updating of the particle position and the speed is finished, whether the current algebra t reaches the maximum iteration time t or not is judgedmaxIf t is equal to tmaxIf yes, the circulation is quitted, and the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm is obtained;
otherwise, executing step 7;
and 7: respectively and independently carrying out differential variation evolution operation on each subgroup and elite group
θi′(t)=gk(t)+F(gk(t)-pi(t)) (17)
Figure FDA0003158803770000032
In the formula, thetai' (t) represents a variation vector corresponding to the particle i, F is a scaling factor between 0 and 1, and the historical optimal value and the local optimal value of the subgroup of the particles are updated according to the formula 18; if the differentially mutated particle is out of range, then any one of the modified arms 8 set of inverse solutions is set to the position of the particle;
step 8, judging whether the smart English group enters a stagnation state: f. ofmax、fminRespectively representing the maximum evaluation value and the minimum evaluation value of the particles in the elite group, det is a given precision error, if fmaxDet and fmax-fmin< det, then the subgroup is considered to enter a stagnant state, at which time each particle in the fine quartz group is altered as follows:
θij=gkj-Lj+rand3(2Lj) (19)
Figure FDA0003158803770000041
formula of middle rand3Is a random number between 0 and 1, and beta is a scale factor;
otherwise, executing step 9;
and step 9: each normal subgroup selected Z from the elite groupkReplacing the smallest evaluation value Z in the subgroup of the particle with the particlekA plurality of particles;
step 10, judging whether the conditions of subgroup combination are reached: calculate the variance D (g) of the local optima of 8 normal subgroupskj) If D (g)kj(t))≤ε、D(gkj(t+1))≤ε、D(gkj(t +2)) < epsilon, namely the variances of the three successive generations are less than a given error epsilon, combining all the common subgroups, and returning to the step 5 to continue updating calculation, wherein the iteration counter t is t + 1;
if the condition of subgroup merging is not met, the iteration counter t is t +1, the step 4 is returned, and next generation grouping operation is carried out;
once the subgroup merging condition is met and the subgroups are merged, only one common group and one fine English group are remained in each subsequent generation for continuous updating and evolution until the maximum iteration times of the algorithm are reached, and the inverse kinematics result of the mechanical arm is output.
2. The inverse kinematics method of a space manipulator according to claim 1, wherein the single joint lock failure is as follows: β is 0.1.
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