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Composite Learning Control of Overactuated Manned Submersible Vehicle With Disturbance/Uncertainty and Measurement
Abstract:
In this article, a novel composite learning control scheme based on nonlinear disturbance observer (NDOB), neural network (NN), and model-based state observer (MSOB) is investigated for the manned submersible vehicle. First, an MSOB is employed to reconstruct the real output signals from noise-contained measurements. Second, a composite estimation is developed where an NDOB is designed to estimate external disturbance and an NN is employed for model uncertainty. Furthermore, a control allocation technique is used to address the overactuated problem of the manned submersible vehicle. The rigorous stability analysis of the closed-loop manned submersible system is given via the Lyapunov theorem. Finally, several representative simulation results illustrate the superior control performance of the composite learning control scheme for the manned submersible vehicle.
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