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    • Control Systems Engineering
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Dynamical Systems Theory

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    • Conventional estimation algorithms struggle with unknown control signals in unmodeled dynamics, leading to conservative results.
    • Accurate modeling of nonlinear terms is crucial for effective control of discrete-time dynamical systems.
    • Leveraging historical data and intelligent estimation can improve control system accuracy.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an adaptive nonlinear control method for discrete-time dynamical systems.
    • To address limitations of conventional estimation algorithms in handling unknown control signals and unmodeled dynamics.
    • To improve system stability and performance through intelligent nonlinear term compensation.

    Main Methods:

    • Decomposition of nonlinear terms into previous sampling instant and unknown increment terms.
    • Intelligent estimation using adaptive fuzzy neural networks (AFNNs) to determine decomposed terms.
    • Design of three adaptive controllers (one linear, two nonlinear) with switching rules for coordinated operation.
    • Disregarding redundant historical data in nonlinear term estimation.

    Main Results:

    • Reduced conservativeness in input data estimation compared to conventional methods.
    • Effective compensation for nonlinear terms using AFNNs.
    • Demonstrated stability and convergence of the controlled system.
    • Superior performance compared to existing methods in simulation examples.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed adaptive nonlinear control method effectively enhances discrete-time dynamical system performance.
    • Adaptive fuzzy neural networks provide a robust solution for estimating unknown nonlinear terms.
    • The coordinated switching of adaptive controllers guarantees system stability and improves overall efficiency.