Identification method of ship lateral three-degree-of-freedom motion parameters based on multi-objective evolutionary algorithm
A multi-objective evolution and lateral motion technology, applied in the field of ship lateral three-degree-of-freedom motion parameter identification, can solve the problems of complex operation, low precision, and many experiments, and achieve high efficiency, small error, and less experimental data.
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[0129] The parameters of the HD702 boat participating in the experiment: the mass of the hull is m=442000kg, the width of the ship is B=7.2m, the draft is 2.25m, the water
[0130] Input: A sample of the wave disturbance force and disturbance moment is shown in Figure 2.
[0131] Observations:
[0136] The resulting Pareto non-dominant solution is shown in Figure 4. Randomly select a point as the output to get the lateral hydrodynamic parameters.
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[0138] The output obtained by identification is shown in the red line in Figure 5, Figure 6, and Figure 7. in
[0141] The bow identification value is shown in the red curve in Figure 7 (data corresponding to yaw-identification).
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