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Flattening to the Engagement Plane from Interception by two predatory fly species is explained by a proportional navigation feedback controller

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posted on 2018-09-15, 06:46 authored by Samuel T. Fabian, Mary E. Sumner, Trevor J. Wardill, Sergio Rossoni, Paloma T. Gonzalez-Bellido
Data were rotated onto the engagement plane, defined by the starting position of the fly and the two points of greatest displacement of the target. The plane has axes X & Y while distance orthogonal to the plane is in axis Z. The summed displacements between fly and target in each dimension are given for Holcocephala and linear (i.) & erratic (ii.) targets and Coenosia linear (i.) & erratic (ii.) targets. The Z dimension is removed when correlating the rotation in pursuer heading with rotation in the LoS.

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