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Adaptive Robust Online Constructive Fuzzy Control of a Complex Surface Vehicle System.
This study introduces an adaptive robust online constructive fuzzy control (AR-OCFC) scheme for surface vehicle tracking. The novel approach enhances control accuracy and system stability despite uncertainties and disturbances.
Area of Science:
- Robotics and Control Systems
- Fuzzy Logic Control
- Adaptive Control Theory
Background:
- Surface vehicles often face complex dynamics with uncertainties and external disturbances, challenging precise tracking control.
- Existing adaptive fuzzy control methods may struggle with interpretability, computational efficiency, or robustness in dynamic environments.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose a novel adaptive robust online constructive fuzzy control (AR-OCFC) scheme for enhanced tracking of surface vehicles.
- To develop an online constructive fuzzy approximator (OCFA) capable of constructing interpretable fuzzy rules and partitions.
- To ensure closed-loop system stability, robustness, and bounded signals under uncertainties and disturbances.
Main Methods:
- The proposed OCFA utilizes a decoupled distance measure for dynamic allocation of fuzzy sets and construction of Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy rules.
- A dominant adaptive controller (DAC) is designed using Lyapunov synthesis-based adaptive laws for stable fuzzy partitions.
- An auxiliary robust controller (ARC) is incorporated for robustness via stable cancellation and decoupled adaptive compensation.
Main Results:
- The AR-OCFC scheme, comprising DAC and ARC, guarantees global asymptotic stability and bounded signals for the closed-loop system.
- The OCFA demonstrates superior performance in constructing interpretable fuzzy rules and achieving accurate system approximation.
- Simulations confirm the AR-OCFC's superior tracking and approximation accuracy compared to existing adaptive control schemes.
Conclusions:
- The developed AR-OCFC scheme offers a robust and accurate solution for surface vehicle tracking control in the presence of uncertainties.
- The online constructive approach with interpretable fuzzy rules provides advantages over traditional self-organizing fuzzy neural networks.
- This research contributes a significant advancement in adaptive fuzzy control for complex dynamic systems.
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