Distributed Stackelberg Strategies in State-based Potential Games for Autonomous Decentralized Learning Manufacturing Systems
Steve Yuwono, Dorothea Schwung, Andreas Schwung

TL;DR
This paper introduces DS2-SbPG, a novel distributed game framework combining potential and Stackelberg games for decentralized manufacturing systems, enabling multi-objective optimization with proven convergence and real-world efficiency.
Contribution
It proposes a new distributed game structure that improves multi-objective optimization in decentralized systems, with convergence guarantees and practical validation.
Findings
Significant power consumption reduction in experiments
Enhanced overall system performance
Effective in real-world industrial scenarios
Abstract
This article describes a novel game structure for autonomously optimizing decentralized manufacturing systems with multi-objective optimization challenges, namely Distributed Stackelberg Strategies in State-Based Potential Games (DS2-SbPG). DS2-SbPG integrates potential games and Stackelberg games, which improves the cooperative trade-off capabilities of potential games and the multi-objective optimization handling by Stackelberg games. Notably, all training procedures remain conducted in a fully distributed manner. DS2-SbPG offers a promising solution to finding optimal trade-offs between objectives by eliminating the complexities of setting up combined objective optimization functions for individual players in self-learning domains, particularly in real-world industrial settings with diverse and numerous objectives between the sub-systems. We further prove that DS2-SbPG constitutes a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsScheduling and Optimization Algorithms · Advanced Control Systems Optimization · Distributed Control Multi-Agent Systems
MethodsSelf-Learning
